The conversion of asm.spt to generate gnu assembler (gas) code instead of nasm format is complete.
For those who know of such matters, I now generate att syntax, as it’s easier to generate from a program than intel syntax.
A few hours ago I finally got a compile with no errors, so I could run the executable.
It’s still dying early on. The good news is that with the use of gas I can now use ‘-g’ for debugging and get useful information from the ‘ddd’ debugger.
Simply put, I have debugging resources at hand that should suffice, so it’s just a matter of slogging along until its done. I don’t think it’ll take that long.
If you want to follow the details, or track my work, checkout branch ‘gas’.
I’ll keep you posted.
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