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Section 3: Assembler
TI
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89 / TI
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92 Plus Sierra C Assembler Reference Manual
Not for Distribution
Beta Version February 2, 2001
-Z {6|a|A|c|C|e|E|h|k|K|l|L|n|o|p|q|Q|r|t|T|w|W|x|y|Y} . . .
Returns the specified options to their default conditions.
-6
Not supported by Texas Instruments, however,
-6
is recognized as
a reserved flag by the assembler.
3.2.3. File Name Conventions
Each type of file has an associated default file extension as shown in Table 3.2.
These extensions are used to determine the names of output files that have not
been explicitly specified. When left unspecified, the names of output files are
derived from the names of other files as described below.
File Type File Extension
source .s
object .o
listing .lst
transcript .trn
Table 3.2: Default File Extensions
If the name of the object file is not specified (see
-o
flag), it is derived from the
name of the source file. This is done by adding the
.o
extension to its base
filename. Since the full path name is not used, the object file is written in the
current directory, regardless of the location of the source file.
If the name of the listing file is not specified (see
-y
flag), it is derived from the
name of the object file. This is done by adding the
.lst
extension to its base
filename. The path component of the name is preserved so that the listing file
resides in the same directory as the object file.
If the assembly source is read from the standard input stream,
stdin
(i.e., no
source file was specified), then a transcript file can be generated (see
-T
flag).
The name of this file is derived from the name of the object file in the same
manner as the name of the listing file described above, except that the
replacement extension is
.trn
. In the absence of a source file, the derivation of
the object file’s name is based on the name of the assembler (e.g.,
asm68.o
),
and the listing file is written to the standard output stream,
stdout
.
3.2.4. Environment Variables
The environment variables
INCLUDE68
and
SIERRA
can be used to control
inclusion of assembly source files (see
.include / INCLUDE
directive). The
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