Assemble list information

3.1.2 Assemble list information

The assembler information, location counter value, code, line number, and source program under assembly is output.

The output example of the assemble list is shown below.

(1)* RL78 Family Assembler VX.XX.XXx * Assemble Source List *

(2)       (3)                 (4) (5)

OFFSET    CODE                NO  SOURCE STATEMENT

00000000                       1  #CC-RL Compiler RL78 Assembler Source

00000000                       2  #@  CC-RL Version : VX.XX.XXx [DD Mmm YYY]

00000000                       3  #@  Commmand :

00000000                       4  #@   -cpu=S3

00000000                       5  #@   -S

00000000                       6  #@   tp.c

00000000                       7  #@  compiled at Sun May 18 18:59:17 2014

00000000                       8

00000000                       9            .PUBLIC     _label

00000000                      10            .PUBLIC     _func

00000000                      11

00000000                      12            .SECTION    .textf,TEXTF

00000000                      13  _func:

00000000                      14            .STACK      _func = 4

00000000 8F0000               15            mov         a, !LOWW(_label)

00000003 D7                   16            ret

00000000                      17            .SECTION    .bss,BSS

00000000                      18            .ALIGN      2

00000000                      19  _label:

00000000                      20            .DS         (2)

Number

Description

(1)

Assembler information

The type and version of the assembler are output.

(2)

Location counter value

The location counter value for the beginning of the code generated for the source program of the corresponding line is output.

(3)

Code

The code (machine language instruction or data) generated for the source program of the corresponding line is output.

Each byte is expressed as 2-digit hexadecimal number.

Example

When "8F0000" is output in the list, "8F", "00", and "00" are stored from the lower bytes.

(4)

Line number

The number of the line is output. The lines where include files are expanded are also counted.

This is expressed in a decimal number.

(5)

Source program

The source program of the line is output.

Compiler information (lines 1 to 4) is output only when an assembly source file output from the compiler is assembled.

Remark

The output of instructions DIVHU and DIVWU in an assemble list.

In the assemble list, the DIVHU and DIVWU instructions are shown as follows.

The DIVHU and DIVWU instructions in the assembly source program are each expanded by macro expansion into the DIVHU and NOP instructions and the DIVWU and NOP instructions.

Example

Input program example including DIVHU and DIVWU (sample.asm).

DIVHU   ; comment1

DIVWU   ; comment2

Output program example including DIVHU and DIVWU (a part of sample.prn).

00000000                1  DIVHU       ; comment1

00000000 CEFB03         2  -- div**

00000003 00             3  -- nop

00000004                4  DIVWU       ; comment2

00000004 CEFB0B         5  -- div**

00000007 00             6  -- nop