#!/bin/csh
#
# This script assembles and loads a 6811 assembly language
# program called umi, change the umi file names to match your project.
#
# fire up a subshell to supress funky c compile errors.
# Run the Gnu C compiler's C preprocessor, cpp, to process the
# pound sign directives on the 6811 assembly language file.
#
echo "running cpp"
#
# Debian Linux used to include a cpp binary, not currently used.
#(cpp umi.asm umicpp.asm) >& /dev/null
#
# Redhat Linux version uses gcc to run cpp.
(gcc -x c -E umi.asm > /tmp/umicpp.asm) >& /dev/null

echo assembling
if { ~/bin/as11 /tmp/umicpp.asm } then
	echo the assemble worked, loading
	~/bin/buf -f ./umicpp.s19 -p /dev/ttyS0 -s
	rm /tmp/umicpp.asm
	mv /tmp/umicpp.s19 .
else
	echo the assemble failed
endif

#
# Notes:
#
# To create a binary image file (umicpp.obj):
#~/bin/as11 umicpp.asm -b
#
# [not used, see binary image] To create a hex file:
#~/bin/as11 umicpp.asm -h
#
# Addresses for upp512 (DOS Eprom programmer) with umicpp.obj
#
#buffer    0000
#start     E000
#up to     FFFF
#eprom     0000