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Controlling the ROM Device Address
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2) The –bootorg option. The hex conversion utility places the boot table at
the address specified by the –bootorg option if you select boot loading
from memory. Neither –bootorg PARALLEL nor –bootorg SERIAL affect
the address field.
10.10.2 Controlling the Address Increment Index
By default, the hex conversion utility increments the output file address field
according to the memory width value. If memory width equals 16, the address
increments on the basis of how many 16-bit words are present in each line of
the output file.
10.10.3 The –byte Option
Some EPROM programmers may require the output file address field to
contain a byte count rather than a word count. If you use the –byte option, the
output file address increments once for each byte. For example, if the starting
address is 0h, the first line contains eight words, and you use no –byte option,
the second line would start at address 8 (8h). If the starting address is 0h, the
first line contains eight words, and you use the –byte option, the second line
would start at address 16 (010h). The data in both examples are the same;
–byte affects only the calculation of the output file address field, not the actual
target processor address of the converted data.
The –byte option causes the address records in an output file to refer to byte
locations within the file, whether the target processor is byte-addressable or
not.