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etsun@ecst.csuchico.edu (Edwin Tsun) writes:
>Would I be able to convert C code to 68000 assembly code using gcc?

Yes, if you have a compiler or cross-compiler configured to generate code
for a 68K based platform.

>I read the man page for gcc but it didn't help a bit.  
>Is this correct: gcc -b m68000 -S test.c

This will work if someone has built a cross-compiler with "m68000" as a
target.  In reality, though, targets are more specific than this; for
example, "m68k-sun-sunos4.1" is a target.

If you want to build a cross-compiler, read the GCC documentation to
learn how.

Another note: there are several different assembly language formats for
68000 assembly language, and different assemblers expect different ones.
For example, the Sun-3 uses a very different format than the "Motorola
format" that it appears you want.  You'll need to make sure that the
target you select causes MOTOROLA to be defined.


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