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TArntsen: Link to BPUN main article

2019-04-21T13:03:47Z

Link to BPUN main article

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	=== BPUN ===		=== BPUN ===
			(Main article: [[BPUN File Format]]

	The name BPUN comes from '''B'''inary '''PUN'''ched.<ref>{{ND-doc\|30.003.007\|page 98}}</ref>		The name BPUN comes from '''B'''inary '''PUN'''ched.<ref>{{ND-doc\|30.003.007\|page 98}}</ref>

2019-03-12T14:10:35Z

Added link to PROG File Format

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	=== PROG ===		=== PROG ===
			(Main article: [[PROG File Format]]

	'''PROG''' is a file format for storing runnable programs. Unlike [[#BRF\|BRF]] or [[#NRF\|NRF]], PROG is already linked to a specific memory area and most PROG wouldn't run if loaded in a different area.		'''PROG''' is a file format for storing runnable programs. Unlike [[#BRF\|BRF]] or [[#NRF\|NRF]], PROG is already linked to a specific memory area and most PROG wouldn't run if loaded in a different area.
	The first block of the file contains the relevant addresses and the subsequent blocks the binary code. Block size is 256 words.<ref>{{ND-doc\|60.062\|page 4-29j}}</ref>		The first block of the file contains the relevant addresses and the subsequent blocks the binary code. Block size is 256 words.<ref>{{ND-doc\|60.062\|page 4-29j}}</ref>

2016-05-23T06:08:51Z

Minor wording changes, add a link, remove a dead link (UK company does not have web presence anymore)

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	== ~~ND100~~ Boot Loaders ==		== ND-100 Boot Loaders ==
	The ~~ND100~~ has bootstrap loaders for mass storage and character oriented devices. There is two load formats.		The [[ND-100]] has bootstrap loaders for mass storage and character oriented devices. There are two load formats.
	* Binary load format.		* Binary load format.
	* Mass storage load.		* Mass storage load.
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	==References and sources==		==References and sources==
	<references/>		<references/>
	* [http://www.intermedia.uk.com/disklist.htm eMag Solutions], a company offering conversion from ND disk formats.
	[[Category:Glossary]]		[[Category:Glossary]]

2014-07-23T21:28:00Z

added Glossary category

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	<references/>		<references/>
	* [http://www.intermedia.uk.com/disklist.htm eMag Solutions], a company offering conversion from ND disk formats.		* [http://www.intermedia.uk.com/disklist.htm eMag Solutions], a company offering conversion from ND disk formats.
			[[Category:Glossary]]

2010-08-01T16:30:50Z

NRF: Add link

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	=== NRF ===		=== NRF ===

	The relocatable format for ND-500(0) is called NRF (ND Relocatable Format).		The relocatable format for ND-500(0) is called NRF ([[ND Relocatable Format]]).

	==References and sources==		==References and sources==
	<references/>		<references/>
	* [http://www.intermedia.uk.com/disklist.htm eMag Solutions], a company offering conversion from ND disk formats.		* [http://www.intermedia.uk.com/disklist.htm eMag Solutions], a company offering conversion from ND disk formats.

2010-07-29T16:06:38Z

One-line NRF description

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	=== NRF ===		=== NRF ===

			The relocatable format for ND-500(0) is called NRF (ND Relocatable Format).

	==References and sources==		==References and sources==
	<references/>		<references/>
	* [http://www.intermedia.uk.com/disklist.htm eMag Solutions], a company offering conversion from ND disk formats.		* [http://www.intermedia.uk.com/disklist.htm eMag Solutions], a company offering conversion from ND disk formats.

2010-07-28T14:12:45Z

Added some content

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	=== BRF ===		=== BRF ===
			Compilers and assemblers normally generate relocatable code.
			The relocatable code format used on ND-100 computers is called
			BRF ([[Binary Relocatable Format]]). Function calls, data references
			etc. are coded as symbols. The [[BRF Linker\|BRF-Linker]] (or, for [[RT Program\|RT programs]], the [[RT Loader]]) resolves the symbols
			to actual values during the linking stage.

	=== NRF ===		=== NRF ===

2009-08-04T17:36:09Z

fixing referenses

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	=== BPUN ===		=== BPUN ===
	The name BPUN comes from '''B'''inary '''PUN'''ched.		The name BPUN comes from '''B'''inary '''PUN'''ched.<ref>{{ND-doc\|30.003.007\|page 98}}</ref>
	~~Ref.~~ 30.003.007 ~~SINTRAN-III System Supervisor,~~ page 98.

	The BPUN file format is what the )BPUN command in MAC creates. It is compatible with the binary load format. In practice it could be stamped on a paper strip straight from the binary file.		The BPUN file format is what the )BPUN command in MAC creates. It is compatible with the binary load format. In practice it could be stamped on a paper strip straight from the binary file.<ref>{{ND-doc\|06.014.02\|page 4-23}}</ref>
	~~Ref.~~ 06.014.02 ~~ND-100 REFERENCE MANUAL,~~ page 4-23.

	[[Image:ND-100-binloadformat.svg \| The binary load format structure]]		[[Image:ND-100-binloadformat.svg \| The binary load format structure]]

2009-08-04T14:41:51Z

Trivia: BPUN acronym

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	=== BPUN ===		=== BPUN ===
			The name BPUN comes from '''B'''inary '''PUN'''ched.
			Ref. 30.003.007 SINTRAN-III System Supervisor, page 98.

	The BPUN file format is what the )BPUN command in MAC creates. It is compatible with the binary load format. In practice it could be stamped on a paper strip straight from the binary file.		The BPUN file format is what the )BPUN command in MAC creates. It is compatible with the binary load format. In practice it could be stamped on a paper strip straight from the binary file.

2009-04-11T03:59:51Z

Added speciication for PROG file format

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 === PROG ===
 === BRF ===
 ==References and sources==
 * [http://www.intermedia.uk.com/disklist.htm eMag Solutions], a company offering conversion from ND disk formats.