Starting with version 5.x, Avocet now uses Windows as the development
environment for its cross-assemblers.

Optionally, the Linux emulator WINE can be used as a wrapper to invoke
each command under Linux, like so:

% wine /usr/local/wide/bin/x64180.exe

In general, use the following commands:

wide\bin\x64180.exe -vhispeed=[0|1] <filename without suffix>
wide\bin\link.exe

Defining hispeed as false (zero) builds a 9MHz ROM, while defining hispeed
as true (one) will build an 18MHz ROM.  rtos.asm must also be compiled the
same way.

To start compiling the HCS II ROM, follow these steps:

(NOTE: Compile rtos.asm FIRST if changes made!!)

At the prompt use 'D' to save listing to disk.
Enter 'Y' to generate a cross reference
Use 'HCS' as the input assembly file.
Use 'HCS as the output file.

When assembled...

Use 'HCS' as the input link file.
Enter CODE offset as '0'
Enter DATA offset as '8000'

Use 'RTOS' as the second input link file.
Enter CODE offset as <CR>
Enter DATA offset as <CR>

Enter <CR> as the third input link file.

Use 'HCSROM' as the output file.
Enter <CR> as the library file.

At the prompt enter <CR> for default format.

You should now have a HCSROM.HEX file