      8bit2scr takes the redirected output of 6502.exe or 6800.exe and lets you
check to see that psuedolabels in the source code of filename.asm that was
redirected into 6???.exe match up to the actual code locations.
      6502.exe and 6800.exe accept input script files in the same way that DEBUG
does.

usage: 6502.exe < scriptfilename.asm | 8bit2scr > newscriptfile.asm

Newfile.asm is the compiled text output of 6???.exe filtered through 8bit2scr
which prints the actual locations of labels.

EXAMPLE:

a
;<0000> ;0000  psuedolabel
		lda	#1
;<0002> ;0002  this location will change if code is added after lda #1
		inc	a
		cmp	#5
		bne	$000A
		jmp	$0002
;<000A> ;000A  this location will change if code is added after lda #1
		nop
nEXAMPLE.652		; code filename
w0l10			; write 0x10 bytes
q			; quit


      The new script file will show actual locations in ;<xxxx> labels.
Branches and other address instructions that don't match up can be discovered
and changed, then recompiled to give accurate code.
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