Example 2. Map File Output From Example 1 Showing Memory Ranges

----------------------------------------------------- 4000..5fff Page=0 Width=8 "EPROM1" ----------------------------------------------------- OUTPUT FILES: rom4000.b0 [b0..b7] rom4000.b1 [b8..b15] CONTENTS: 4000..487f .text 4880..5b7f FILL = 0000 5b80..5fff .data ----------------------------------------------------- 6000..7fff Page=0 Width=8 "EPROM2" ----------------------------------------------------- OUTPUT FILES: rom6000.b0 [b0..b7] rom6000.b1 [b8..b15] CONTENTS: 6000..633f .data 6340..66ff FILL = ff00 6700..7c7f .table 7c80..7fff FILL = ff00

EPROM1 defines the address range from 0x4000 through 0x5FFF with the following sections:

The rest of the range is filled with 0h (the default fill value), converted into two output files:

• rom4000.b0 contains bits 0 through 7
• rom4000.b1 contains bits 8 through 15

EPROM2 defines the address range from 0x6000 through 0x7FFF with the following sections:

The rest of the range is filled with 0xFF00 (from the specified fill value). The data from this range is converted into two output files:

• rom6000.b0 contains bits 0 through 7
• rom6000.b1 contains bits 8 through 15