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#73377 - RE: Code generation using Keil A51 assembler Responding to: ???'s previous message |
It appears that you are disassembling the output file from the linker. The linker does not output a BINARY file. It outputs an ABSOLUTE OMF51 OBJECT MODULE or AOMF file. The AOMF file is NOT a binary file. That's why you get so much junk when you disassemble it.
If you want the actual binary file you need to: 1. Compile/Assemble and link your program. 2. Use OH51 to convert the linker output into an Intel HEX file. 3. Use a utility like HEX2BIN to convert the HEX file into a BINary file. After these steps, you can disassemble the BIN file and you'll see your exact program. Jon Ward Keil Software |
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