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It does with this trivial example: But it does so by padding the gaps between the segments in the object file with zeros. It wouldn't be a lot of work to replace those with the start / end point of each segment, which is what you get if you specify a new ORG in mads.

I used it to make this: https://github.com/peckhamdata/hello-6502-world

I reverse engineered the .xex file created by lightman: Figured out what the extra bytes at the head of the file were and wrote a bit of python to convert a Commodore .prg file created by Kick to a .xex file: https://github.com/peckhamdata/prg2xex The difference between the two _seems_ to be a leading 0xff 0xff, then the start address then the end address. A .prg file just has the start address. Thanks for your help and interest folks. I enjoyed learning about display lists too. Didn't realise how cool the ANTIC chip is.

Hey thanks. I've had an 800 for a few years now and am finally taking the plunge to write some code for it. A script to convert the code format was my plan B so thanks for validating that. As for Nelson Mandela House, we're in the basement ?

Appreciate this is an old thread but I found it because I am trying to solve the same problem. I have a lot of code written in KickAssembler for the C64 which I now want to port to A8. Happy to move off Kick if there is something that could let me use the same format of comments, labels etc. for both platforms as well as keeping my platform agnostic code in one place.