A standalone assembler source file is one that begins with
assembler directives. An example of assembler directives are:
.start ".data",0x809C00
;starting address for data
.start ".text",0x809900
;starting address for text
.include "AICCOM31.ASM"
;AIC communication routines
.data
.text
If the source program contain these assembler directives, it needs to
be compiled with the assembler program provided with the DSP
board. The command to invoke the assembler is
dsk3a filename.asm
and can be invoke at the DOS prompt or within the COMMAND window of
the debugger. Invoking this command will produce an executable file
for the C31 DSK with a .dsk extension. Files with this extension
will only run on the debugger.