Version: 1.4
This simple command (Reloc) relocates an executable binary file to binary
image file usable for ROMs. It loads an executable file in to memory,
resolves all adresses and creates a simple binary image which is only
executable at the given relocation address.
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JOTD: The program did not work properly with BSS hunks, so I fixed it.
I also created GnuMake makefiles, using phxass, because SAS-C smake is
buggy as hell, and the sc assembler caused problems.
The program has still got some problems with some executables, but I'm
investigating...
Contact me by e-mail: jffabre@club-internet.fr
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Usage: Reloc SFile DFile Loc
SFile: source filename,
DFile: destination fileanme,
Loc: location address (hex).
Relocates an object file SFile to DFile at address Loc
(Order: CODE, DATA, BSS)
Example:
If you created an executable file named "scsi-boot" and you want to
create an EPROM which is located at address $00f00000 just type
Reloc scsi-boot scsi-boot_f0 f00000
After this you have got a binary image file named "scsi-boot_f0". This
file contains your CODE, DATA and BSS specified in "scsi-boot". The
code is fixed to the starting location $00f00000. Now you can burn an
EPROM using "scsi-boot_f0". If your EPROM appears at the specified
address the code is executable.
Note:
This is a very old program and I cannot guaranty for the functionnality.
You must not use any special HUNKs like HUNK_OVERLAY etc.
Have fun
Johannes Geiss
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