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% avrora -help inputs
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INPUT FORMATS

    The input format of the program is specified with the "-input" option
supplied at the command line. This input format is used by actions that
operate on programs to determine how to interpret the input and build a
program from the files specified. For example, the input format might be Atmel
syntax, GAS syntax, or the output of a disassembler such as avr-objdump.
Currently no binary formats are supported.

    -input=atmel
        The "atmel" input format reads programs that are written in
        assembly language in the format supported by the Atmel
        assembler. Nearly all of the directives are supported, except
        macros.
    -input=auto
        The "auto" input format reads a program from a single file at
        a time. It uses the extension of the filename as a clue to
        decide what input reader to use for that file. For example, an
        extension of ".asm" is considered to be a program in Atmel
        assembly syntax.
    -input=gas
        The "gas" input format reads programs that are written in GAS
        format assembly language. A subset of the directives and
        syntax is supported. No linking functionality is currently
        implemented; all symbol references must be defined in one
        file. 
    -input=objdump
        The "objdump" input format reads programs that are the output
        of the "avr-objdump" utility provided with avr-binutils. For
        example, an ELF file must first be disassembled with
        "avr-objdump -zhD" to create a text file readable by this
        input format. The "-zhD" options are very important: the
        output will not be parseable otherwise.
    -input=odpp
        The "odpp" input format reads programs that are the output of
        the "avr-objdump" utility provided with avr-binutils and that
        have been preprocessed with Avrora's preprocessor utility. 

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