Also updated the steckschwein platform file, which is currently our only platform using this format.
I suppose it shouldn't be surprising that this is actually 64tass' default output format. I removed the --nostart flag and added the --cbm-prg flag (even though that's the default) to make it clear.
I don't have the hardware to test this, but I did verify that the first two bytes in the file were "0080" in hex, which is the address $8000 where the rest of the file should be loaded. I also verified the first couple of opcodes that should come after that. The resulting file is about 22K, which sounds correct for a full Tali2 with no filler.
Also updated the steckschwein platform file, which is currently our only platform using this format.
I suppose it shouldn't be surprising that this is actually 64tass' default output format. I removed the --nostart flag and added the --cbm-prg flag (even though that's the default) to make it clear.
I don't have the hardware to test this, but I did verify that the first two bytes in the file were "0080" in hex, which is the address $8000 where the rest of the file should be loaded. I also verified the first couple of opcodes that should come after that. The resulting file is about 22K, which sounds correct for a full Tali2 with no filler.