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27 lines
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This directory contains some tools, which extract various types of information
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from the symbolic information file generated by flat assembler, and present
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them in a human-readable form.
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The listing tool creates a listing of assembled code - this tool needs to be
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executed in the exact configuration, in which the assembly was taking place.
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All the source files and the output file aswell must not have been moved or
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modified - if any of them was altered before generating the listing, it is
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going to contain garbage instead of useful information. For example, if you
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assembled the file with the command like:
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fasm example.asm example.exe -s example.fas
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you should generate listing by immediately running this command from the same
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directory:
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listing example.fas example.lst
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In addition, the "-a" switch is recommended to use in the case of executable
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formats, as it allows to get the run-time addresses for all the assembled code
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and data.
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The preprocessed source and symbols dump tools are simpler ones - they only
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need the symbolic information file as input and generate proper output text
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regardless of the availability of other files.
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