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From: garton@cunixa.cc.columbia.edu (Bradford Garton)
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Subject: Re: atom(1) usefulness
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Date: 9 Feb 90 16:35:25 GMT
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In article <10037@fsg.UUCP> treed@mapes.UUCP (Timothy Reed) writes:
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>So what are you all doing with atom(1)?  This sounds like an incredibly
>cool command...

It is, I've used it to port lots of music synthesis software that has
imbedded FORTRAN functions.  Usually works with no problem.

>Also, is there a tool that will let me convert
>680x0 .o files to Mach .o? 

I would also be very interested in this, but I can imagine it would be
difficult resolving external library functions.

Brad Garton
Music Dept.
brad@woof.columbia.edu