The LX Z80 Assembler
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Usage: lxzasm [-v] [ -h] [ -l] [ -o <filename> ] inputfile 
	v:  Show Version
	h:  Show Help ( this help )
	l:  Generate an ASCII lst output
	p:  Pad with zeroes from 0000 until the first opcode
	o <file>:  Use <file> as the output name

This is a simple, almost naive, assembler.

* Most basic example. This example will generate a binary file
containing the compiled program. The default name is a.z80 

 lxzasm program.asm

* Deciding the name of the output file. Should you want to 
compile the code into an specific file name.

 lxzasm -o myprogram program.asm

* In case you want to generate a LIST file, which is an ASCII file
with the opcoodes and the assembler lines. The list file will be 
named "output.lst". At the present version this name cannot be changed.

 lxzasm -l program.asm


* Controlling the size of the binary ouput. If you want to control
the size of the output or the start/end you can use the Assembler directives
ORG and LIMIT and use , perhaps the switch -p. For instance, imagine you
have in your code
 ORG &4000 
 LIMIT &5000
 ...
So, when you compile with 
lxzasm program.asm
you will get a 4096 bytes file that will contain from the address 4000 up to
the 5000 ( hexadecimal ).

However, if you want to have a flat file starting always from byte 0 , 
disregarding the ORG directive, you can use the switch -p. This will create
a file with 0 until the 4000 address.


* MACROS
This feature is not yet implemented, but I plan to