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Stan Sieler <[log in to unmask]>
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Stan Sieler <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 12 Jan 1999 16:04:16 -0800
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Keven writes:

> Any knowledge out there or program or procedure to un-octcomp a
> CM program?

run octutil.mpexl.telesup


OCTUTIL/XL  A.00.07   COPYRIGHT (C) HEWLETT-PACKARD 1987. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
   Help is available. Default base is decimal.


OCTUTIL> help
The octutil commands are (abreviations are accepted):
   HELP                                  = you did it
   EXIT                                  = exit octutil
   FILE      <file_name>                 = current SL or program file
   EM        <seg_list> [REPORT]         = alter seg in file to em mode
   TRANS     <seg_list> [REPORT]         = alter seg in file to trans
   LIST      <seg_list>                  = list segment mode in file
   CST EM    <seg_list> [REPORT [PAUSE]] = alter CST seg to em mode
   CST TRANS <seg_list> [REPORT [PAUSE]] = alter CST seg to trans mode
   CST LIST  <seg_list>                  = list mode of seg in CST

   <seg_list> = <seg_spec>                 single segment
                <seg_spec>..<seg_spec>     segment range (inclusive)
                all                        all segments
   <seg_spec> = <seg_num>                  logical segment number
                <string>                   segment name (only for SL)
                -<seg_num>                 physical (CST) segment number
   <seg_num>  = [#]<number>                segment number in decimal
                %<number>                  segment number in octal
                $<number>                  segment number in hex




...
The "EM ALL" command should effectively un-OCT the file.  Note that it
won't delete the extra file space occupied by the translated code,
AFAIK.

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Stan Sieler                                          [log in to unmask]
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