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In article <MIKE.94Nov8124340@kodiak.vlsivie.tuwien.ac.at> mike@vlsivie.tuwien.ac.at (Michael Gschwind) writes:
+In article <39k1a7$39v@hpscit.sc.hp.com> chia@rose.hp.com (Chialin Lu) writes:
+
+   Hi,
+      I am currently working on a project that includes lots of gcc code and 
+      about to integrate a large amout of as68k assembly code. I have a couple
+      of ways of doing that: either convert the as68k assembly to gcc assembly 
+      or convert the as68k object file to gcc object file so that they can be
+      linked together. Are there tools out there that can either of these
+      conversion easily? 
+
+
+You might want to check out the GNU BFD libraries - they offer a good
+infrastructure to add this kind of capabilities to linkers...

If 'as68k' is close to MOTOROLA standard assembly syntax, then a 
tool found in the BSD-4.4-lite(whatever) distribtution may help in
converting the source from MOTOROLA to GAS/MIT syntax.

the path is:

src/sys/arch/m68k/fpsp/asm2gas

from the BSD-4.4 'root' for the source directory tree. 'asm2gas' is a
sh script which transforms the mot into gas.

As an added item. the 'fpsp' is a version of the needed routines to
make a MC68040 work with floating point operations that were found
on the MC68881/2 FPU chips.

So, not only does this include a tranlator, but also a software package
that for the MC68040 was a sort point. Motorola should have just made
it available in the first place, but originally they charged for it.

A full BSD-4.4 source distriubtion can be gotten from:

sun-lamp.cs.berkeley.edu

or mirror sites.