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  I just built a cross compiler on 386 and the target machine is 68020.  What
  I'm tring to do is to put some support for pascal programs in gcc-1.39.  There
  are two main issues that I'm tring to deal with, one is to reverse the order
  of the arguments. (in pascal, it's pushed the way it's written and C does the
  reverse).  The second one is to handle the rounding.  After I turned off the
  PUSH_ARGS_REVERSED and turned on the PUSH_ROUNDING flags, the arguments 'do'
  get pushed onto the stack the ordering that I wanted (from left to right).  By
  looking into the .S file, I found out that when trying to get those arguments
  out of the stack the ordering remain the same, i.e., from right to left.  I
  looked into a file called 'stmt.c', there is a function called 'assign_parms'
  which does the assignment of rtx to each argument.  I tried to reverse the
  argument tree before the offset and rtx got assigned.  It does not work. Is
  this the right place to look ? 

  Thanks in advance.

   Terry Chou