jdg@husky.uucp (Jeff Gortatowsky) (11/04/85)
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Quite some time back a 68000 disassembler was posted to net.sources.
I nabbed it then, but just got around to compiling it. Here's the
error output from the make:
cc -v -OB -c alloc.c
"alloc.c", line 162: TEXT undefined
"alloc.c", line 162: RTEXT undefined
"alloc.c", line 192: DATA undefined
"alloc.c", line 192: BSS undefined
"alloc.c", line 217: TEXT undefined
"alloc.c", line 274: BSS undefined
"alloc.c", line 278: DATA undefined
cpp alloc.c /tmp/ctm102394
ccom /tmp/ctm102394 /tmp/ctm102395
*** Error code 1
Stop.
I've search the files and can't find any #define's for these.
If you know what the problem is (re: which file am I missing)
please send me a note (with the file I'm missing, if that's
it). Thanks for the help.
Jeff Gortatowsky {allerga,seismo}!rochester!ritcv!husky!jdg
Eastman Kodak Company
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Jeff Gortatowsky {allerga,seismo}!rochester!ritcv!husky!jdg
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with Eastman Kodak or anyone else at/in this relative space and time.gnu@l5.uucp (John Gilmore) (11/07/85)
The disassembler, a noble effort, was written for some Unisoft Unix (I think). It took a few days to port it to Sun Unix 2.0 and get it working on a small program (one of its own modules). It's certainly not bug-free or even well-tested on the Sun, but if you want a copy I will send it, or send diffs from the posted version. It's of course not guaranteed to work on YOUR machine, even if it runs 4.2 on a 68k. I don't believe how many differences there are in object file formats among systems with similar ancestries. It would be nice to define a set of object-file access routines or #define's that would allow the same program to be ported by only changing one file. Any takers?