jonasf@kuling.UUCP (Jonas Flygare) (07/05/89)
First of all, thanks to everyone who responded to my posting. I got lots of mail, some with suggestions, other from people asking if I got any interesting answers.. ;-) Both were appreciated. I did not receive any pointers to a PD 68020 assembler except gas, which I cannot use, due to its strange format. (Remember, we want students to use it..) For myself I could use gas + utilities for translating a.out -> S-record dumpable. Gas is quite nice as such. So, as of now, I am thinking about expanding the assembler I have source to with the 68020 directives, but I dread the work, and fear I might break it, as it does a very nice work with 68000 code.. ;-) So, apart from saying thanks for all the time people have taken to help me, I am still looking.. Anyone have more pointers? -- Jonas Flygare (aka Flax) |Glenwhilly (n. Scots) email: jonasf@kuling.UUCP |A small tartan pouch worn beneath the real: Vaktargatan 32 F:621 |cilt during the thistle harvest. S-754 22 Uppsala Sweden | (Meaning of Liff, Adams & Lloyd)
piner@pur-phy (Richard Piner) (07/14/89)
In article <1042@kuling.UUCP> jonasf@kuling.UUCP (Jonas Flygare) writes: >First of all, thanks to everyone who responded to my posting. In article <1034@kuling.UUCP> you write: >A while ago someone asked for info on 680XX PD-assemblers. > >I am in need of a 68020 assembler, runnable on UNIX, and that >produces S-record files suitable for loading to a m68k machine >used for teaching here.. Some things I would like.. >1) PD, or Shareware, or atleast not too expensive. >2) Source. (Helps a lot when moving to other machines here..) >3) Assembler + Linker, so we can prepare libraries for students to > use. > [Why can't mail and readnews get their act straight??? So I'll post.] I think you may be asking a lot for shareware. I do know a commercial software company that may have what you are looking for. Contact Microware. They have both UNIX cross compilers and native systems. I think OS9/68000 may be the system of choice for you. Microware's address is; Microware Systems Corp. 1900 N.W. 114th Street Des Moines, Iowa 50322 Phone: 515-224-1929 (They are also connected to this network.) R. Piner