Original program by Jeff Kurtz, ported to ANSI C by freem, with additions from ozzyyzzo

Tested and confirmed working on these platforms and compilers:

• Windows x32 (Microsoft 32-bit C/C++ Optimizing Compiler Version 15.00.30729.01 for 80x86)
• Windows x64 (tcc 0.9.26)
• Windows x64 (gcc (rev5, Built by MinGW-W64 project) 4.8.1 on Windows 7 x64)
• Linux x64 (gcc (Ubuntu 4.8.2-19ubuntu1) 4.8.2 on Linux 3.13.0-24 x86_64)
• Linux PowerPC (gcc (Debian 4.6.3-14) 4.6.3 on Linux 3.2.0-4 powerpc)
• OpenPandora/armv7l (arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi-gcc (GCC) 4.3.3 on openpandora 3.2.53)

ROMWak is a program whose parameters change depending on what option you pass in.

The base command is romwak [option], where the options are:

• /b - Split file into two files, alternating bytes into separate files.
• /c - Concatenate two files
• /f - Flip low/high bytes of a file.
• /h - Split file in half (two files).
• /i - Generate rom information (size,crc) (as a text file).
• /m - Byte merge two files.
• /q - Byte merge four files.
• /s - Swap top and bottom halves of a file.
• /u - Byte update two files (with size).
• /w - Split file into two files, alternating words into output files.
• /p - Pad file to [psize] in K with [pbyte] value (0-255).

The program also supports shorthand -params (e.g. '-b', '-p', and so on).

romwak /b <infile> <outfile1> <outfile2>
Splits the specified input file into two files by words (two bytes).

romwak /c <infile1> <infile2> <outfile> Concatenates the contents of <infile1> and <infile2> into <outfile>.

romwak /f <infile> [<outfile>]
Flips the high and low bytes of the specified file.

<outfile> is optional; if omitted, the file will be swapped in place.

romwak /h <infile> <outfile1> <outfile2>
Splits the input file in half into two files (outfile1 and outfile2).

`romwak /i Rom information as a text file (size,crc32)

romwak /m <infile1> <infile2> <outfile>
Merges the bytes of infile1 and infile2 to create outfile.

The byte of infile1 is written, then the byte of infile2 is written; repeat for the entire length of the file.

romwak /m <infile1> <infile2> <infile3> <infile4> <outfile>
Merges the bytes of infile1, infile2, infile3, and infile4 to create outfile.

romwak /s <infile> [<outfile>]
Swaps the top and bottom halves of the file.

This works pretty awkwardly with odd length files (one byte will be missing).

<outfile> is optional; if omitted, the file will be swapped in place.

romwak /u <infile1> <infile2> <outfile> <update size>
Updates some bytes of infile2 with infile1 to create outfile.

romwak /w <infile> <outfile1> <outfile2>
Splits the input file into two files by words (two bytes).

romwak /p <infile> <outfile> <padsize> <padbyte>
Pads the input file to [padsize] Kilobytes with the specified byte.

• <outfile> is currently not optional. This may change in a future release.
• <padsize> is multiplied by 1024, so for 64KB, enter 64 here, not 65535.
• <padbyte> values are currently only accepted as decimal (0-255).

• More error checking.
• empty filenames, especially for output files.
• Alternate command syntax (--pad, --merge, --split)
• Other functionality not available in original ROMWak?

2022-11-23: MF

• Built 0.4 windows exe.
• Added example split batch files for;
• Atari ST: 2 (96k) and 6 (32k) chip TOS
• Atari TT: 4 (128k) chip TOS
• Atari STE: 2 (128k) chip TOS
• Atari ST micro ATX: 2 (256k) chip TOS (Contains two switchable TOS images, 256k each, zero padded)
• Atari PAK68/3: 4 (128k) chip TOS
• Atari PAK68/2: 4 (128k) chip TOS
• Added example combine batch files for;
• Atari TT: 4 (128k) chip TOS
• Atari STE: 2 (128k) chip TOS