public domain 68000 forth assembler?

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3 total messages Started by Eric Vaitl Sat, 10 Oct 1992 01:33

#10

Author: Eric Vaitl
Date: Sat, 10 Oct 1992 01:33

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The subject line says it all. I'm not a mac person, but I've ported
eforth to a 68030 single board computer. The long term project goal is
to write a unix like kernel in forth. The next step is to get an
assembler up and running. Can anybody here give me a pointer on where
to look?

Thanks.
Eric Vaitl
vaitl@ucselx.sdsu.edu

Re: public domain 68000 forth assembler?

#11

Author: Jack J. Woehr
Date: Sun, 11 Oct 1992 07:39

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In <1992Oct10.013328.4433@ucselx.sdsu.edu> vaitl@ucselx.sdsu.edu (Eric Vaitl) writes:


>The next step is to get an
>assembler up and running. Can anybody here give me a pointer on where
>to look?

	Eric ...

	Laxen and Perry's F83 for the 68000 CP/M is one.

	Derived from that, but 32-bit is Appelman's A4TH for the
Amiga.

	Both are available from my BBS, number in .sig below \/\/\/\/
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Re: public domain 68000 forth assembler?

#12

Author: Joerg Plewe
Date: Mon, 12 Oct 1992 09:34

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In <1992Oct10.013328.4433@ucselx.sdsu.edu> vaitl@ucselx.sdsu.edu (Eric Vaitl) writes:

>The subject line says it all. I'm not a mac person, but I've ported
>eforth to a 68030 single board computer. The long term project goal is
>to write a unix like kernel in forth. The next step is to get an
>assembler up and running. Can anybody here give me a pointer on where
>to look?

I can offer you one implementation of the Laxen&Perry assembler adapted
to a 32 bit system.  It is part of my own development system called
F68K.  I distribute it as freeware (or so) and you are allowed to strip
anything you need out of it (e.g.  a nearly finished 680x0
disassembler or a BLOCK-based filesystem!). 

The L&P assembler is 68000 only.  I have some simple 68881/2 extensions
in 32 bit not adapted to F68K, but to another system.

If you to have or just see these things, send a mail for details!
Perhaps you like F68K just the way it is.  It is very portable an
generating native code!

	-Joerg Plewe

Reply-To: plewe@mpi-dortmund.mpg.de

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