timothy@spica.ucsc.edu (Timothy Oborne) (07/26/89)
My group will shortly start work on an IBM 370 cross-assembler. The target machine is a new architecture we are developing here at UCSC. The goal of the project is to be able to cross-assemble from the output of IBM FORTRAN to the new machine (a compute server). We will also be developing a C++ compiler which will output 370 code, which will then assembled by the cross-assembler. If anyone has any references on parsing 370 code, cross-assembling 370 code or any other issue that you would regard as relevant, I would most appreciate it if you would forward them to me. Any personal observations would be especially appreciated. Of particular interest would be (dare I dream?) an accurate grammar for IBM 370, or maybe a YACC description. I realize that these may be difficult/impossible to generate due to the complexities of the language. If there are any references relating to the complexity of parsing 370 assembly language, they would be especially useful. Thanks in advance, ========================================================================= Timothy W. Oborne, Programmer, SC^2 Supercomputer Project Baskin Center for Computer Engineering Internet: timothy@cis.ucsc.edu University of California at Santa Cruz UUCP: ucbvax!ucscc!saturn!timothy ========================================================================= ========================================================================= Timothy W. Oborne, Programmer, SC^2 Supercomputer Project Baskin Center for Computer Engineering Internet: timothy@cis.ucsc.edu University of California at Santa Cruz UUCP: ucbvax!ucscc!saturn!timothy
timothy@SPICA.UCSC.EDU (Timothy Oborne) (07/26/89)
My group will shortly start work on an IBM 370 cross-assembler. The target machine is a new architecture we are developing here at UCSC. The goal of the project is to be able to cross-assemble from the output of IBM FORTRAN to the new machine (a compute server). We will also be developing a C++ compiler which will output 370 code, which will then assembled by the cross-assembler. If anyone has any references on parsing 370 code, cross-assembling 370 code or any other issue that you would regard as relevant, I would most appreciate it if you would forward them to me. Any personal observations would be especially appreciated. Of particular interest would be (dare I dream?) an accurate grammar for IBM 370, or maybe a YACC description. I realize that these may be difficult/impossible to generate due to the complexities of the language. If there are any references relating to the complexity of parsing 370 assembly language, they would be especially useful. Thanks in advance, ========================================================================= Timothy W. Oborne, Programmer, SC2 Supercomputer Project Baskin Center for Computer Engineering Internet: timothy@cis.ucsc.edu University of California at Santa Cruz UUCP: ucbvax!ucscc!saturn!timothy ========================================================================= ========================================================================= Timothy W. Oborne, Programmer, SC2 Supercomputer Project Baskin Center for Computer Engineering Internet: timothy@cis.ucsc.edu University of California at Santa Cruz UUCP: ucbvax!ucscc!saturn!timothy