Problem with GNU as giving invalid instr for m5307

[Mark Powell]

Steve,
you may want to check a collection of ColdFire patches for gcc and binutils
that I assembled from contributions on the ColdFire list (see
http://www.WildRice.com/ColdFire/ ).

Matt Minnis has kindly placed them on his coldfire web site at
  http://walden.mvp.net/~chandra/coldfire.shtml
The patches are in the code section.

If you haven't seen the ColdFire list, I would recommend it.

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Mark Powell, Senior Software Engineer, Primagraphics Limited
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On 02-Dec-2000 Steve deRosier wrote:
>  I have a project that I am trying to convert over from the Microtec tools to
>  GNU.  I've got almost everything working, but on one assembler file I am
>  getting a strange error.
>  
>  The GNU tools (binutils incl. as and gcc) are configured for m68k-coff and
>  running on Solaris.  as version is 2.10.1
>  
>  I am compiling a assembler source for a Coldfire 5307 target.  The source
>  assembles properly on the Microtec tools and I can get the results running
>  properly on the target hardware.  But for some reason GNU as tells me that
>  some of the instructions are invalid for the target.
>  
>  command line:
>  m68k-coff-as -M -m5307 file.s
>  (I tried -m5200 first, as -m5307 was not mentioned in the manual, but same
>  errors. -M is in there to be in the MRI compatibility mode, very necessary
>  unless I want to get an error on almost every line)
>  
>  for 4 lines in a 600+ line file I get the following error:
>  'Error: invalid instruction for this architecture; needs 68000 or higher'
>  
>  The instructions in question:
>  'cmp d3,d1'
>  'andi #inton,d0'
>  'adda #16,a0'
>  'andi #$7FF,d0'
>  
>  These instructions ARE valid for the 5307 (I checked the manual).

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