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From: oster@lapis.berkeley.edu (David Phillip Oster)
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Subject: Re: IEEE Float Emul. for 68000, 68020
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Date: Thu, 22-Jan-87 14:07:09 EST
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Posted: Thu Jan 22 14:07:09 1987
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Every Macintosh  programmer knows that a full implementation of IEEE floating
point, arithmetic and trig functions, is part of every piece of Mac system
software, and further that it is a separate sub-file, called a resource,
that can be extracted with standard Mac programming tools. And further
that the resource holds pure 68000 relocatable machine language, with its
entrypoint at the beginning, and well documented calling conventions.
However, it is not legal to use this code on anything but a Macintosh.
Maybe you can license the code from Apple.