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Subject: Re: converting Apple text files
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Date: Wed, 22-Apr-87 16:52:00 EST
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Posted: Wed Apr 22 16:52:00 1987
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   If the assembler text file is in this form:

   CALL -151
   15E3: 00 3E 2F 76 2A 8B
   15E9: 01 20

   etc.....

   Then you can just exec it into memory, but make sure that at the
   beginning it has a CALL -151 and at the end it has a
   BSAVE name,A$starting address,L$Length

   If it is a text file for an assembler like the ones that use comments
   and dot commands then it should accept a regular text file.

  As for Pascal.......  if you are using AE PRO, the system disk
  has some utilities on it to convert from TEXT --> PASCAL and
  from PASCAL --> TEXT.    It also does CPM conversions.  If you don't
  have access to AE PRO, then I don't know how else you could do it.


     Barry Gabler (BGABLER@LOYVAX.BITNET)