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In article <8511192106.AA02274@ucbvax.berkeley.edu> nep.pgelhausen@ames-vmsb.ARPA writes:
>
>I don't think there IS a way to POST binary files.  The best I can
>suggest is an upload to the archives at simtel-20 and/or su-score
>(if either of them are being maintained currently, I know the simtel-20
>archives are active w/ cp/m software, but whether anyone accepts atari
>software for the micro:<cpm.atari> directory is another question.)
>
>The other suggestion is to post the source, or a basic program w/ 
>a read/poke loop & data statements.  You can write a short program
>to create a basic loader from a binary file fairly easily....
>			
>			-Richard Hartman
>			max.hartman@ames-vmsb
>------

     For the sake of some kind of standardization, may I suggest Motorola
S record Hexfiles?  At least if you use this format you will have some
chance of making use of routines generated on other 68000 systems.  The
spec can be obtained from Motorola, but here's the overall scheme:

STLLAHALDD................DDCC
^^ ^ ^ ^ ^                 ^ ^
|| | |+| |------+----------| |------Checksum
|| |  |         |                   CC= sum(LL+AH+AL+DD....+DD)
|| |  |         |-------------------LL-3 DataBytes
|| |  |-----------------------------Start Address
|| |--------------------------------Count of bytes following
||----------------------------------Type 0=Header, 1=Data, 9=Trailer
|-----------------------------------Header

                   (based on art of David L. Kindred)

                                      Cheers! -- Jim O.

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