exomizer 3.1.2

A cruncher for 6502/Z80/6809 executables

Short:        A cruncher for 6502/Z80/6809 executables
Author:       magli143@gmail.com (Magnus Lind)
Uploader:     polluks+aminet sdf org (Stefan Haubenthal)
Type:         dev/cross
Version:      3.1.2
Architecture: ppc-morphos; other
URL:          https://bitbucket.org/magli143/exomizer/wiki/Home

usage: exomizer level|mem|sfx|raw|desfx [option]... infile[,<address>]...
  -o <outfile>  sets the outfile name, default is "a.out"
  -q            quiet mode, disables all display output
  -B            brief mode, disables most display output
  -v            displays version and the usage license
  --            treats all following arguments as non-options
  -?            displays this help screen
  To show command specific options combine the command with -?:
  exomizer level -?
  exomizer mem -?
  exomizer sfx -?
  exomizer raw -?
  exomizer desfx -?

usage: exobasic [option]... infile[,<address>]...
  -n <start>,[<increment>]
               renumbers the basic program. line numbers will start at <start>
               and be incremented with <increment>. can't be combined with -N
  -N           crunch optimized renumbering. basic program will be runnable
               but not editable after this. can't be combined with -n
  -p           save file with crunch optimized (broken) line links. if
               combined with -t, the trampoline will repair the links before
               it runs the program.
  -r           remove remarks and unneccessary spaces
  -t           generate c64 trampoline, the trampoline routine will be
               located at the beginning of the outfile and is started by
               jmp:ing to the first address it loads to.
  -c           trampoline will also recreate the stack color table, must be
               combined with -t and -4.
  -4           generate c16/plus4 trampoline instead of c64, must be combined
               with -t.
  --           treat all args to the right as non-options
  -?           displays this help screen
  -v           displays version and the usage license
 The name of the outfile(s) will be the name of the infile(s) with a suffix of
 ".out.prg" added.