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OPTION
DEFAULT
A
-A
C
C
D
D
E
-E
F
F
G
-G
H
-H
L
-L
• _..LL.,. ....
_1
1...-"""",
-.
L=<name:>,
-L
M
-M
N=dddJ
N=72
Q
a
O=<name)-,
a
P=dd,
P=58
R
-R
S
-5
U
-u
x
-x
z
-z
APPENDIX H. 16
ATTRIBUTE CONTROLLED BY OPTION
Memory-image object rile output
Printing of macro calls
Printing oT
mac~o
de~initions
Printing of macro expansions
Printing of conditional
directives
PTinting
of geneTatad code Trom
FeB;
FDB,
and
FCC
directives
Input
initial
heading
Trom
the
console
Print source listing on line printer
P~int
source listing on console
Print
source
listing
into diskette
rile <name)- (default suffix is
"AL",
default logical unit number is
zer~).
Such riles
should
be
printed
with
COPY command.
Print
error
messages
only
on line
printer
Set
printed
line
length
to
"ddd"
(decimal)
Create object file with name
<name
1>
and
suffix
"LX"
(non-relocatable)'
sufTix
"RO"
(relocatable),
or suFfix
IiLO"
(memory-image) on
same
logical
unit as <name 1:> or command line
Create obJect rile with name
<name~
Set
number of printed lines per page
to
If
d
d"
<
dec i ma
1 ) .
A
-P
sup pre sse
s
pag ing.
Relocatable object rile output
Print symbol table
Print
unassembled
code
between
conditional directives
Print cross rererence table
Use
M6801
instTuction
mnemonics
instead
of
M6800
and
create
M6801
object output
Certain options
(L=,
N=,
0=,
P=) require a terminating
comma
only
if other options follow.
up~lons
are
spec~fied
without
any intervening blanks or separators.
Each symbol in the
symbol
table
requires
ten
bytes.
Thus,
iT
the
minimum
or
2410<. bytes of memory is used,
the
Macro Assembler can accommodate about 195 (decimal)
symbols;
however,
if
the
cross
reference
option is speciried,
the
symbol
table
requirements'
di~~er.
In
this
case,
an
additional"
ten
bytes
are required by each symbol ror every
rour references to that symbol.
~~
macro
definitions
are
used
01ACR
directive),
the available symbol table space will
. ./'
be smaller.
For more details about the Macro Assemblerl
the
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