philip@cel.cummins.com (Philip D. Pokorny) (05/16/91)
As far as I know, Apollo has NEVER shipped an assembler for their systems... They have a simple tool for in-house use for developing libraries and optimizing graphics, etc. But nothing commercial... Anybody else know something different??? Is there a GNU Assembler? Sincerely, Philip D. Pokorny :)
jnp@tnds05.tele.nokia.fi (J|rgen N|rgaard) (05/16/91)
They used to, after some pressure, to supply an assembler.
My version is "ASM, version 9.15", by now I believe
the current version is higher.
It follows the Motorola asm format closely - thus it is not
what you'd expect for a unix assembler.
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In article <9105151857.AA27763@cel.cummins.com> philip@cel.cummins.com (Philip D. Pokorny) writes:
As far as I know, Apollo has NEVER shipped an assembler for their
systems... They have a simple tool for in-house use for developing
libraries and optimizing graphics, etc. But nothing commercial...
Anybody else know something different??? Is there a GNU Assembler?
Sure. Get the gas source from prep.ai.mit.edu and the gcc patches for
Apollos from labrea.stanford.edu. They also contain patches for gas to
produce Apollo-compatible binaries.
Hope this helps,
mike
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In article <9105151857.AA27763@cel.cummins.com> philip@cel.cummins.com (Philip D. Pokorny) writes:
As far as I know, Apollo has NEVER shipped an assembler for their
systems... They have a simple tool for in-house use for developing
libraries and optimizing graphics, etc. But nothing commercial...
Anybody else know something different??? Is there a GNU Assembler?
Yes, there is gas, and since gcc has been ported to Apollos I presume
the same is true about gas. Of course, DN10k users are out of luck.
- Harald Hanche-Olsen <hanche@imf.unit.no>
Division of Mathematical Sciences
The Norwegian Institute of Technology
N-7034 Trondheim, NORWAYcarl@caicos.cayman (Carl Heinzl) (05/22/91)
>As far as I know, Apollo has NEVER shipped an assembler for their >systems... They have a simple tool for in-house use for developing >libraries and optimizing graphics, etc. But nothing commercial... You are correct. Apollo has never shipped the assembler as a fully supported product, although MANY of Apollo's OEMs have been given the assembler through tech marketing. It came VERY close to being a real product several times, but hit a snag each time, and it did have a reasonable manual written for it. I would say that it is more than a "simple tool". I can vouch for it being commercial grade, having used it on several projects when I was at Apollo. >Anybody else know something different??? Is there a GNU Assembler? Yes there is a GNU assembler, however, I doubt that GNU assembled code will link with code compiled by Apollo's compiler (am I wrong here???). >Sincerely, >Philip D. Pokorny >:) -Carl- -- ******************************************************************************* Carl G. Heinzl - WA3UEN Internet: carl@cayman.com Cayman Systems, Inc Phone: 617/494-1999 x208 26 Landsdowne Street FAX: 617/494-9270 Cambridge, MA 02139 AppleLink: D0523