Volume Structure
| $00 - $05
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'MEMPAK' {$4D, $45, $4D, $50, $41, $4B} |
| $06 - $07 |
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Number of Files (LO, HI) |
| $08 - ... |
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Directory, each entry is in the following format... |
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$00 - $01 File Type (default is 'FX')
$02 - $04 Base Address (LO, MD, HI)
$05 - $07 Size (LO, MD, HI) |
All pertinent file data is located after the directory.
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Packing Options
| -f infile.x |
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Pull more arguments from infile.x |
| -e ex |
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Set file type to 'ex' (default is 'FX'). |
| -a sweep.csv |
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Use amplitude sweep for 8-Bit DAC bias and step correction. |
| -b bittable |
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Rearrange the bits in each byte (ex. '32107654'). |
| -m bitmask |
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Mask the bits of each byte (decimal, $hex, or %bin). |
| -r y/n |
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Reverse the order of all file bytes (default is n/no). |
Source data and options may be interleaved, for example...
mempak outfile.bin -b 01234567 source_a.bin -b 32107654 source_b.bin
...would yield a binary where the first file has the bits of each byte in
reverse, but the second has the nibbles of each byte swapped.
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