Re: m68k assembler

[Paul Whitfield <paulw at microsol dot iinet dot net dot au>]

Bruce Adams wrote:
> > On Tue, Sep 10, 2002 at 11:48:29AM +0100, Bruce Adams wrote:
> >
> >
> > > Thanks.  I can now see that the dialect does not match that of the
> > > code base I wish to port (including some third party source).  Is
> > > there any way I persuade gas to accept my dialect or must I abandon
> > > this endeavor and switch to a commercial product (I feel dirty just
> > > saying that :-).
> > --register-prefix-optional will "fix" the d0 vs %d0 issue, 
> > and a little
> > sed (or perl) goes a long way in the assembly world for translating
> > between incompatible assembly formats.
> or even TCL, sed's dead baby. :-)
> That's not the point though.  I don't what the 'correct' assembly
> format is.  The manual is misleading.
This is a tough problem.

Gas format is odd, well different. And because the documentation
covers so many machine types it is hard to decypher what you
should do for a particular machine.

Note: There is a command line switch for gas in the m68k section,
--mri that turns on "MRI" mode. This may solve a lot of your
problems! (But probably not all)

Best regards

Paul Whitfield


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