"MIT Syntax"

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From: John D Rogers
Date: Tue, 18 May 1993 16:21

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I'm in the process of using GCC v2.2.2 to rebuild my libraries for my 68K 
Minix machine (Minix = VERY scaled down port of Version 7 from Prentice
Hall).

When I get to the ".s" files in my C-runtime library, GAS (v 1.37) chokes 
since these files are not in "MIT Syntax".
 
My Questions : Where can I get a document that explains MIT Syntax, and/or 
how can I recompile GCC/GAS so that it is using the syntax of Williams' 
68030 Assembly Language Reference, publ. by Addison-Wesley? 

Any advice/info/pointers etc. will be GREATLY appreciated!
 
John D. Rogers    jrogers@world.std.com

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From: jrogers@world.std.com (John D Rogers)
Subject: "MIT Syntax"
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Keywords: MIT Syntax,68K Assembly Language
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