29 Nov
2011
29 Nov
'11
6 a.m.
There is an emulator for MS-DOS. At least two that I
know of. One came
from Intel and I don't remember where the other one came from.
I can email that easily. I will have to look a bit for the MCS-48 stuff,
but I know I have it. Will have to cable up my Intel Development System
to a PC and use Kermit to transfer them.
Thanks for all your help!
I've read the emulator document. Sounds very reasonable. In my project,
I found batch files of the following form:
@ECHO OFF
ECHO Batch assembly of assembly files (*.SRC)
ECHO.
ECHO.
KDI BATCH C:\IBIS\PROJECTNAME\SUBPROJECT\CSD\KLASM(%1)
ECHO.
BEEP
ECHO.
ECHO.
PAUSE
This seems to correspond with the KLASM.CSD file that looks much like:
; DO ASM(SRC filename) Name: KLASM.CSD Date:
XX.XX.XX
; Assembly call
;
BATCH :F8:projxxx
CONTLINE ON
ASM48 :F2:%0.SRC &
OBJECT(:F3:%0.HEX) PRINT(:F4:%0.LST) &
MACROFILE NOCOND NOSYMBOLS PAGELENGTH(66)
CONTLINE OFF
C:\ISIS\ASM80\HEXOBJ :F3:%0.HEX TO :F3:%0.OBJ
;
But... If I'd use the emulator the way it's meant and even with that CSD
thing - why is there a DOS path in the file?!?
And what or who is KDI?
I'm still quite helpless... Seen anything of that before?
Regards,
Philipp