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From: russ@argus.CS.ORST.EDU (Russell Ruby)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.m68k
Subject: Re: convertion from MOTOROLA asm format to MIT asm format
Summary: have "lex" translator  MOTOROLA ==> MIT format
Message-ID: <14411@orstcs.CS.ORST.EDU>
Date: 13 Dec 89 06:09:40 GMT
References: <1824@irisa.irisa.fr>
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Organization: Oregon State University -- Math Department
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In article <1824@irisa.irisa.fr>, sanchez@duke.irisa.fr (Patrick Sanchez) writes:
> Could someone tell me where I could find a program to convert 
> assembler sources from MOTOROLA format to MIT format
> eg: 'move.l (a0)+,(a1)+'    to  'movl +a0@,+a1@'     
> I don't want do reinvent the weel !!

After writing a library of multiprecision arithmetic routines in
MOTOROLA format for Tektronix 68020 "utek" workstations,  I had
the same problem when I wanted to port the lot to Sun machines which
use an MIT style format.  So, I wound up writing a "lex" translator
for the task.  We have an anonymous ftp directory at  cs.orst.edu
but i never got around to sticking it in there.  If people are interested
i could do that, or send it by mail if ftp access is unavailable.
The translator did everything i needed, plus more, but it is missing
a few things i never got around to including.  Shouldn't be too hard
to add anything missing though ...

Russell Ruby      russ@math.orst.edu