The binary output from CROSS is formatted into blocks, with a header of three words describing its type, length, and address. After the data bytes comes a checksum.
An Atari DOS binary file is also formatted into blocks. The file begins with two FF bytes, and then each block header has start and end address (inclusive).
The binary output from CROSS is formatted into blocks, with a header of three words describing its type, length, and address. After the data bytes comes a checksum.
An Atari DOS binary file is also formatted into blocks. The file begins with two FF bytes, and then each block header has start and end address (inclusive).