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With the exception of the final binary being too large to link ...
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Doubtless Github will hate me now.
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I (think I) have converted all the A68k directives to their GAS
equivalents. Still remaining are all the inline expressions.
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Now A68k is happy, but ld-tigcc chokes on its output.
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no longer build.
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probably print okay.
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Perhaps this is slower than necessary, particularly when interrupts
are disabled.
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I added a fourth and fifth argument to OPCODE(). Now it accepts both
of the arguments for the TIME macro (to allow for more precise speed
emulation in the distant future) as well as a fifth argument, the size
of the opcode routine (excluding START and DONE). I think this will
allow me to automatically generate minimal offsets when I finally use
Tezxas's dispatch routine.
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I tried to use A68k's local label support, but I believe it was
broken. Now I can use it, finally. :)
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