Avago Technologies LSI53C1010 - Manual (Page 121)

SCSI SCRIPTS Processors 4-1
Chapter 4
Using the LSI Logic
Assembler NASM™
This chapter describes the LSI Logic Assembler (NASM) and contains
the following sections:
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Section 4.1, “Overview,” page 4-1
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Section 4.2, “Using NASM,” page 4-2
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Section 4.3, “Command Line Options,” page 4-3
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Section 4.4, “Example Assembler Command Lines,” page 4-6
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Section 4.5, “How NASM Parses SCRIPTS Files,” page 4-6
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Section 4.6, “Assembler Declarative Keywords,” page 4-7
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Section 4.7, “Conditional Keywords,” page 4-14
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Section 4.8, “Logical Keywords,” page 4-14
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Section 4.9, “Flag Fields,” page 4-15
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Section 4.10, “Qualifier Keywords,” page 4-16
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Section 4.11, “Other Keywords,” page 4-18
4.1 Overview
The LSI Logic Assembler (NASM) is a DOS command line driven
assembler that supports the LSI Logic SCSI SCRIPTS processor family.
NASM creates a “C” header file from the SCSI SCRIPTS source file. It
assembles SCSI SCRIPTS for inclusion into SCSI device driver software.
Inputs to the assembler are command line switches, as well as input and
output file names. The assembler produces comprehensive error
messages, cross referenced list files, and “C” include files. The source
file may be created using any standard text editor that creates an ASCII
file as output.