the .CO file i'm thinking about isn't part of the main rom, it was loaded into the ram memory. but in any case it still needs to be disassembled? in order to have the calls adjusted for the program being accessed from space in the oprom area? is that it?
Date: Sat, 4 Jul 2015 00:54:00 -0700 From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [M100] CO file to option ROM The BASIC rom runs from the same address space as the optrom. So any calls to the main ROM have to be specially constructed "far" calls. You would need to convert those calls. Also you would need to relocate the code to run from different addresses. Probably some other stuff to deal with. But first step would be disassembling it. -- John. On Saturday, July 4, 2015, ultimate quantifier <[email protected]> wrote: are there complex changes that need to be made to a working .CO program in order for it to be "transplanted" to an option ROM? what i'm wondering is if i can take the address range that contains a .CO program, copy the program and then just burn it into an EPROM. are there changes that have to be made to the program, like jumps or something?
