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Title: generating binary file for fusing in flash using masm32 assembler
Post by: harmony on April 30, 2006, 02:21:51 PM
hai guys,
Iam woriking on a 386 based system. I am currently using intel 16 bit assembler which has utilities like locator, hex convertor etc.,
Now i want to move to masm32 so that i can work the processor in protected mode.  Iam having problems in allocating segments. I dont know whether i had understood the assemblers  quite well
I would be very much grateful if any one could help me in guiding through the process of creating image that can be fused in a flash.
Title: Re: generating binary file for fusing in flash using masm32 assembler
Post by: BogdanOntanu on April 30, 2006, 04:47:41 PM
In SolarOS ( www.oby.ro) you cand find an example of generating binary files and segment directives for TASM (IMHO works for MASM also)
The resulted file could be put inside a FLASH/ROM if variables are moved into RAM.