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From: pgf AT american DOT com (Paul Fox)
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Subject: ASM to as or .obj to .o conversion?
Date: 21 Jun 1996 18:49:14 GMT
Organization: American Internet Corporation
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To: djgpp AT delorie DOT com
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hi -- i have a largish (several thousand lines!  :-/ ) routine written in
Intel style assembler (or DOS style, or MASM style, whatever you want to
call it).  i need to port the code (which is quite portable, other than
syntax) to linux.  so i need to either:

	a) convert the ASM-style code to as/gas style syntax, or
	   alternatively,

	b) use a .obj (generated under DOS) directly with ld.

does anyone know of a tool to do either of these?  i'm sure that with
a few evenings and a generous dose of perl/awk/sed/whatever i can
convert the asm to as code, but i value my evenings...  :-)

any tips/pointers appreciated.

paul
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    paul fox                            american internet corporation
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