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From: pulfer@lamisun3.epfl.ch (PULFER Jean-Michel)
Newsgroups: comp.dsp,gnu.gcc.help
Subject: Looking for a PD 56000 assembler
Keywords: GNU, gas, 56k, PD
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Date: 31 Jan 91 20:20:38 GMT
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    Does anyone have a version of gnu-as tailored for the Motorola
DSP 56000/56001? If yes, is it reasonably input-compatible with the
assembler Motorola sells? And, by the way, is it possible to 'teach`
gcc to produce code that does use the parallel data moves these pro-
cessors know?

    Thanks in advance for any hint. Just think you could save the (rela-
tive) sanity of a developer who doesn't quite like the platform he will
have to use (namely some PC-compatible). And, for the last question, which
might be silly since I didn't triple-read the GNU license, what's the
status for selling gnu-* produced code in an embedded system that has
not much display for a copyright and/or warranty notice ?

					Again, thanks in advance,
					bests regards,

					Jean-Michel Pulfer


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