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- From: "B°rge Strand" <borges@ifi.uio.no>
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.m68k
- Subject: Coding
- Date: 2 Feb 1996 14:26:22 GMT
- Organization: University of Oslo
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- I guess some of you will find this rather strange, but I still dare to ask
- you for help!
-
-
- I'm making some algorithms for a particular hardware device work on an M68000
- I'm programming it in assembler, but run into some problems when I want to
- evaluate how well it all works. I compile on my PC and send the s-file via
- serial line to the external device.
-
- It does not have very much ram and defenitely no disc access. I therefore want
- to run this code on my PC, with looping and disc access written in high level
- and the calculations being pure 68k assembler in some kind of procedure.
-
- This can be done on PCs with for example Borland Pascal 7.0. There you simply
- type "asm" and follow with intel assembler code and finally "end"
-
- Is there any way this may be done with 68k assembler?
-
- I have executor on my PC. Is there a mac programming language supported from
- executor which is able to perform such tasks?
-
-
- Kind regards from Boerge Strand
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-