OMF51 format

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From: Steve Baldwin
Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1992 17:08

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Is anybody able to send me information on the Intel OMF51 object file
format.
I understand that this is freely available from Intel but I am
trying  to save another $25 phone call to the US.

I am writing a (shareware) source level simulator for the 8051 and
would  like to be able to fall back to symbolic level if the source
is incomplete  or in a format I am not aware of. The Intel OBJ
format seems to be the  common point for most assemblers and compilers.

>If I have been misinformed and it isn't free, I'll shell out the
>$$$. 
> 
>If there are other 8051 object file formats that you are aware
>of and  they are not covered by licensing agreements, I would be
>intested in  those too.
>
>Thanks,

Steve.

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Subject: OMF51 format
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From: Steve_Baldwin@kcbbs.gen.nz (Steve Baldwin)
Date: 27 Jul 92 17:08:38 GMT
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