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From: iwm@ic.ac.uk (Ian Moor)
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Subject: zc /a68k/blink
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Date: 6 Jun 89 18:33:27 GMT
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I'm using the zc compiler posted recently and a68k and blink from FISH 110.
When I compile programs with unitialised global data zc generates 
 DS.x 0 instead of (I suppose DC.x 0), I found this trying to find out why
output from zc, when put through a68k and blink was not recognised as 
being a proper executable file; is this is due to 0 length hunks in
the binary ?

zc also does the PCC trick of jump to end of function .. save registers ..
jump to top of function...