Z80 Disassembler Online Code And Absolute

Z80 Disassembler Online Code And Absolute

The output file will contain just code and absolute segments only.

It includes a macro assembler (mzmac), a linkerlibrarian (mld80) and a disassembler (mdz80).

The components of MZT are designed to provide a set of well-integrated tools capable to operate in the most recent versions of 64-bit Linux.

See in the sections relative to each tool for original authors credits.

In particular mzmac is based onthe highly advanced version of zmac developed by George Phillips that includes, among other features, cycle counting and various output formats including the most important.rel.

At present mzmac is able to successfully compile almost every kind of source including CPM 3.

An integral partof mzmac is its support for macro directives in style of m80, rmac or SLR.

The implementation of these directives has the highest priority among the objectives of the next release.

George Phillips has written an interesting tutorial on this at his site.

It is also not capable to produces.SPR,.PRL or.OVL files.

Addresses prefixed by a percent (), as NNNN, are not absolute and instructs mld80 to place following segments on a NNNN-boundary.

If an object file specification is not preceded by -P option, code segment will be appended to the previous one.

If no -P option specified before the first object file, its code segment will be placed to 0000.

If an object file specification is not preceded by -D option, data segment will be appended to the previous one.

If no -D option specified before the first object file, its data segment will be appended after the last code segment.

If block name name is empty string or it begins with space it will be treated as blank common block.

However no extra whitespace character around of comma (,) are allowed.

However blocks marked as uncommon will be concatenated like code or data segments.

In this way you can spread your codedata over several region of physical memory.

Mld80 will scan the library loading only modules that satisfies unresolved external references.

If a new reference is encoutered to an already extracted module than the newer module will not loaded again.

It is possible to specify the same library more than once in order to resolve backward references.