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==== Single Source File Format ==== The following is a skeleton for a single source file memory module (program). <code>********************************************************************</code> <code>* [Program Name]</code> <code>* [Description]</code> <code>*</code> <code>* by [Author Name]</code> <code>*</code> <code>* Edt/Rev YYYY/MM/DD Modified by</code> <code>* Comment</code> <code>* ------------------------------------------------------------------</code> <code> nam [executablename]</code> <code> ttl [Full Program Name]</code> <code> ifp1</code> <code> use defsfile</code> <code> endc</code> <code>tylg set Prgrm+Objct</code> <code>atrv set ReEnt+rev</code> <code>rev set $00</code> <code>edition set 1</code> <code> '''mod eom,name,tylg,atrv,start,size'''</code> <code> [Data Section - Variables and Data Structures Here]</code> <code>size equ .</code> <code>name fcs /[executablename]/</code> <code> fcb edition</code> <code>start</code> <code> [Program Section - Program Code Here]</code> <code> </code> <code> os9 F$Exit</code> <code> '''emod'''</code> <code>eom equ *</code> <code> end</code> OS9 can load programs (modules) only if they are in module header format. A module (program) is defined between the '''mod''' and '''emod''' pseudo instructions. * '''mod:''' Creates the module header and starts CRC check. '''mod''' has 6 attributes: # Module size (computed from the ''<u>eom</u>'' label at the end of the code - 2 bytes) # Module name offset (offset where the string of the name is contained, here that is defined at the ''<u>name</u>'' label with the ''fcs'' pseudo instruction - 2 bytes # Module type & language (in this case a Program in 6809 object code - 1 byte) # Module attribute-revision (1 byte). Attributes are reentrant (ReEnt) or not reentrant (0). Revision is a number 0-15. If two or more modules with the same name are in the module directory, then OS-9 only keeps the highest revision number module. # Module execution offset (here that is defined with the ''<u>start</u>'' label - 2 bytes) # Module variable storage size (defined by the ''<u>size</u>'' label immediately after the variable area, includes stack space - 2 bytes) * '''emod''': Outputs the correct 3 byte CRC. This is generated by the assembler over the entire module. For more information about memory modules, see OS-9 Fundamentals: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpoqTyrty8k OS-9 Fundamentals on YouTube by Boisy Pitre]
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