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Subject: RMAC vs. MAC
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Date: Mon, 28-Nov-83 14:00:00 EST
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Posted: Mon Nov 28 14:00:00 1983
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From:  Jon P. Albers <ALBERS@mit-ml>

Herb, according to my CP/M+ manuel, MAC is what you would normally use to 
assemble and RMAC creates a 'relocatable' code.  In the MAC command
line where:

			MAC(or RMAC) filespc.typ $options

The H option, which is used to control where the .HEX file goes, is replaced by
the option R, which controlls the file: filespc.REL, which is the relocatable
code filein hex.  So the following:

			RMAC filespc $PX SB RB

Would kill the .PRN file, and put the .SYM and .REL files on drive b:


					I hope this helped,

						Jon Albers
						ALBERS@ML