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

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00004000..00005fff Page=0 Width=8 "EPROM1"
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   OUTPUT FILES:   rom4000.b0   [b0..b7]
                   rom4000.b1   [b8..b15]
   CONTENTS: 00004000..0000487f .text
             00004880..00005b7f FILL = 00000000
             00005b80..00005fff .data
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00006000..00007fff Page=0 Width=8 "EPROM2"
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   OUTPUT FILES:   rom6000.b0   [b0..b7]
                   rom6000.b1   [b8..b15]
   CONTENTS: 00006000..0000633f .data
             00006340..000066ff FILL = ff00ff00
             00006700..00007c7f .table
             00007c80..00007fff FILL = ff00ff00

EPROM1 defines the address range from 0x00004000 through 0x00005FFF with the following sections:

	This section ...	Has this range ...
	.text	0x00004000 through 0x0000487F
	.data	0x00005B80 through 0x00005FFF

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 0x00006000 through 0x00007FFF with the following sections:

	This section ...	Has this range ...
	.data	0x00006000 through 0x0000633F
	.table	0x00006700 through 0x00007C7F

The rest of the range is filled with 0xFF0 (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