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From: Ken Wellsch <kcwellsc@math.uwaterloo.ca>
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Subject: Re: Does anybody have an assembler in C?
To: grog@lemis.com (Greg Lehey)
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Tim Shoppa I believe is familiar with the "chip" or "sunchip" tar bundle
that contained a PDP-11 C compiler, assembler and loader. I could swear
the assember was in C - I am sure because I recall fighting with all the
code to port it a long time ago to another UNIX box. Now I was the jerk
that kept saying "gee that C compiler sure looks a lot like the V6/V7
C compiler" (yeah I know they are different - I never bothered to go into
the details of precisely which one it matched more closely).  If Tim
does not still have the contents I know I've got it archived away and
can fetch that part for you.  -- Ken

| From owner-pups@minnie.cs.adfa.oz.au  Wed Mar 11 01:16:07 1998
| 
| I'm trying to set up a cross-development environment for 2.11BSD
| (running under 4.4BSD), and I've run into trouble because the
| assembler's written in, well, assembler.  It would be Real Convenient
| if I could find an assembler written in C.  Does anybody know of one?
| 
| Greg

