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.. |version| replace:: 2.62
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chkexe
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check and/or disassemble Atari 8-bit executables
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.. include:: manhdr.rst
SYNOPSIS
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chkexe [**-gaps** *gap-size*] [**-silent**] [**-split**] [**-d**] **xex-file** [**output-file**]
DESCRIPTION
===========
**chkexe** reads an Atari 8-bit executable (aka XEX file) and prints a
list of segments, each with their start and end address. Run and init
addresses are decoded.
If no **output-file** is given, **chkexe** simply prints the results of
its analysis. With an **output-file**, a possibly modified copy of the
XEX file is created: Adjacent blocks (e.g. a block ending at $1FFF,
followed by a block beginning at $2000) will be combined. The **-gaps**
option can be used to control the threshold for combining blocks.
OPTIONS
=======
**-gaps** *gap-size*
Blocks less than *gap-size* bytes apart will be combined. Default: *0*.
**-silent**
Don't print informational messages.
**-split**
Split multi-segment executables into one file per segment. The output
files will be called *blkNNNN.blk*, where *NNNN* is the block number in
hexadecimal. These files are standard Atari executables, with *$FFFF*
headers.
**-d**
Disassemble each block. The disassembler is very simple: single pass,
no attempt to recognize data blocks.
EXIT STATUS
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Zero for success, non-zero for failure.
.. include:: manftr.rst
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