Re: [9fans] asms

Re: [9fans] asms

[forsyth]

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it's probably not too hard to convert using yacc or even awk or sed, but
you'll find that you need to inspect it all because the calling
conventions are different.   i thought someone had done a converter
years ago for Inferno but if so, i can't find it.

the gnu assembler was the usual nightmare to port (based on my
experiences before, perhaps it has changed), and i'd have thought it
would be fairly hard to get it to produce anything that 8l would
accept.   i was just trying to get it to run as part of a cross-compiler suite
to support an operating system i wrote before plan 9 appeared.


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To: 9fans@cse.psu.edu
Subject: [9fans] asms
Date: Fri, 12 Apr 2002 20:42:31 -0400
Message-ID: <20020413004234.F055A19995@mail.cse.psu.edu>

i don't suppose anyone's got anything that'll
turn code written for various vendors asm's
(in particular i'm interested in intel's) into a
form suitable for 8a et al? or has anyone
gotten any of the more "traditional" asms
running on Plan 9?

[9fans] asms

[anothy]

i don't suppose anyone's got anything that'll
turn code written for various vendors asm's
(in particular i'm interested in intel's) into a
form suitable for 8a et al? or has anyone
gotten any of the more "traditional" asms
running on Plan 9?
ア