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80/DS
FOR
TEKTRONIX
8560/61 Ul\1)ER TNIX
"
LPD 5660-DS8/0
The
80/PL
language contains a number of extensions
to
PL/M-86, including:
Relaxation of restrictions
on
the ordering and factoring of items in DECLARE statements;
Introduction of structures within structures;
Introduction of explicitly based references;
Use
of the HIGH and
LOvV
builtins as assignment targets;
Introduction of a fully-delimited IF block construct;
Introduction of an UNDO
statement
for premature loop exits; and
Introduction of a new scope for external
data
and procedures so
that
external items declared
in
an
included
file
may be redeclared within a module.
Compiler
Output
Output
of
the
80/PC
compiler consists of a relocatable object module in either the Tektronix LAS Object
Module
Format
or the Intel
~fCS-80/85
Relocatable Object Module
Format
and, possibly, one or more error
messages. The compiler also produces source listings and symbol table listings.
Run-Time
Support
Library
Object modules produced
by
the compiler may call out-of-line routines to perform word and string opera-
tions. These routines reside in a library which
is
distributed with the
80/PC
compiler.
Avallable
DocumentatIon
A detailed description of the
80/PL
language and the
80/PC
compiler
is
contained in
"80/PL
Language and
80/PC
Compiler Reference Guide",
CFG
Order
No.
9201-1.
THE
SO/AS
ASSEMBLER
The
80/AS assembler assembles source modules written in the SO/AS language (generally compatible with
that
of the Intel 8080/8085 Assembly Language) into object modules for execution
on
the Intel 8080 and 8085
and the Zilog
Z80
microprocessors. Object modules are produced in the Intel MCS-BO/85 Relocatable Object
Module
Format.
General
Features
and
Capabllitiea
The
80/
AS
language
is
sufficiently similar
to
Intel's 8080/8085 Assembly Language
that
most programs writ-
ten for
that
assembler should assemble correctly under
80/
AS
with little or
no
modification
to
the source.
The
most significant area of change
is
in
the handling of assembler controls. Instead of using special control
lines beginning with a '$',
80/
AS
uses assembler directives
that
appear in the operation field of statements.
The
80/
AS
extensions include:
Optional use of names up to
31
characters
in
length;
Support of both blank and named
CO~n.10N
segments;
Support of symbols with limited scope (local symbols); and
Recognition of a limited set of
Z80
instructions.
Assembler
Output
The
output
of an
80/
AS
assembly consists of:
Possible error messages;
A relocatable object module
in
the Intel MCS-80/85 Relocatable Object Module Format;
An
optional assembly listing; and
An
optional symbol table and cross-reference listing.
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