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1.1       root        1: .TH 29PLAS 10.1 UCDS
                      2: .SH NAME
                      3: 29plas, 29plsim \- microassembler and simulator for the 29pl series
                      4: .SH SYNOPSIS
                      5: .B 29plas
                      6: [
                      7: .B -blsw
                      8: ]
                      9: [
                     10: .B -t
                     11: .I chipname
                     12: ]
                     13: .I file
                     14: .PP
                     15: .B 29plsim
                     16: [
                     17: .BI -rxvzo number
                     18: ]
                     19: .I file
                     20: .SH DESCRIPTION
                     21: .I 29plas
                     22: assembles
                     23: .I file
                     24: into microcode for the AMD 29PL series of fuse programmable
                     25: microcontrollers.
                     26: The output of
                     27: .I 29plas
                     28: is suitable for use by
                     29: .IR drom (10.1)
                     30: or any other prom blaster.
                     31: .TP
                     32: .B -b
                     33: prepare output for the DATA I/O (see
                     34: .IR drom (10.1))
                     35: with the 303A-FPC adaptor.
                     36: .TP
                     37: .B -l
                     38: print label values on standard error.
                     39: .TP
                     40: .B -o
                     41: prepare output for
                     42: .IR drom (10.1)
                     43: with the special adaptor.
                     44: .TP
                     45: .B -s
                     46: print the values of
                     47: .I all
                     48: the symbols in the symbol table.
                     49: .TP
                     50: .B -w
                     51: generate a pin file suitable for
                     52: .IR cdm (10.1)
                     53: or
                     54: .IR cdmglob (10.1)
                     55: rather than code.
                     56: .TP
                     57: .BI -t chipname
                     58: specify which member of the 29PL series (for example,
                     59: .BR 29PL141 ).
                     60: .PP
                     61: .I 29plsim
                     62: simulates the execution of
                     63: .I file
                     64: instruction by instruction.
                     65: The values of the
                     66: test inputs from the standard input unless a batch switch is used.
                     67: It will be silent unless told otherwise.
                     68: .PP
                     69: If you give a (binary)
                     70: .IR number ,
                     71: then this will "wire"
                     72: the test inputs to that value.
                     73: For example,
                     74: .B -1000000
                     75: will wire the CC bit high.
                     76: .TP
                     77: .B -o
                     78: the output of each instruction will be put on standard output.
                     79: If outputs are not enabled, then the high impedance state is
                     80: indicated as a
                     81: .B -1
                     82: on the output.
                     83: .TP
                     84: .B -x
                     85: print the values of the internal registers.
                     86: .TP
                     87: .B -v
                     88: decode and print instructions.
                     89: .TP
                     90: .B -r
                     91: run for 256 steps without asking for
                     92: test inputs.
                     93: .TP
                     94: .B -z
                     95: stop on a zero word. This is useful for
                     96: stopping on jumps to nowhere. However,
                     97: .B 0
                     98: is a legal instruction so you
                     99: must explicitly tell the simulator to stop.
                    100: .SH "SEE ALSO"
                    101: .IR drom (10.1), 
                    102: .SH "BUGS"
                    103: .PP
                    104: Family members other than the 29PL141 are
                    105: .I not
                    106: completely implemented.
                    107: Also, the assembler format is incompatible with AMD's.

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