Lpc2000

--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, Robert Adsett <subscriptions@a...> wrote:

> Since it's not an hc11/hc12 assembler that's hardly surprising.  I
have to 
> say I found the GAS syntax no more obscure than any other assembler
I've 
> ever worked with.

I meant to say it doesn't use ARM syntax, of course. I was wearing my
hc11/hc12 hat by mistake. I posted a corrected message but it was too
late, the bad one already got out :-(

This is a general complaint of GAS/as because it was intended to have
a cross platform syntax, therefore, it doesn't match the syntax of any
particular family.

A translator may be the best idea...take a standard ARM assembler file
as an input and write out a GAS assembler file. Then you can assemble
using GAS and link to gcc-compiled modules.

Eric