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+*/*
+*	Copyright 1981
+*	Alcyon Corporation
+*	8716 Production Ave.
+*	San Diego, Ca.  92121
+**/
+R0:		.equ	0,r
+R1:		.equ	1,r
+R2:		.equ	2,r
+R3:		.equ	3,r
+R4:		.equ	4,r
+R5:		.equ	5,r
+R6:		.equ	6,r
+R7:		.equ	7,r
+R8:		.equ	8,r
+R9:		.equ	9,r
+R10:	.equ	10,r
+R11:	.equ	11,r
+R12:	.equ	12,r
+R13:	.equ	13,r
+R14:	.equ	14,r
+R15:	.equ	15,r
+D0:		.equ	0,r
+D1:		.equ	1,r
+D2:		.equ	2,r
+D3:		.equ	3,r
+D4:		.equ	4,r
+D5:		.equ	5,r
+D6:		.equ	6,r
+D7:		.equ	7,r
+A0:		.equ	@10,r
+A1:		.equ	@11,r
+A2:		.equ	@12,r
+A3:		.equ	@13,r
+A4:		.equ	@14,r
+A5:		.equ	@15,r
+A6:		.equ	@16,r
+A7:		.equ	@17,r
+USP:	.equ	18,r
+SP:		.equ	15,r
+CCR:	.equ	16,r
+SR:		.equ	17,r
+r0:		.equ	0,r
+r1:		.equ	1,r
+r2:		.equ	2,r
+r3:		.equ	3,r
+r4:		.equ	4,r
+r5:		.equ	5,r
+r6:		.equ	6,r
+r7:		.equ	7,r
+r8:		.equ	8,r
+r9:		.equ	9,r
+r10:	.equ	10,r
+r11:	.equ	11,r
+r12:	.equ	12,r
+r13:	.equ	13,r
+r14:	.equ	14,r
+r15:	.equ	15,r
+d0:		.equ	0,r
+d1:		.equ	1,r
+d2:		.equ	2,r
+d3:		.equ	3,r
+d4:		.equ	4,r
+d5:		.equ	5,r
+d6:		.equ	6,r
+d7:		.equ	7,r
+a0:		.equ	@10,r
+a1:		.equ	@11,r
+a2:		.equ	@12,r
+a3:		.equ	@13,r
+a4:		.equ	@14,r
+a5:		.equ	@15,r
+a6:		.equ	@16,r
+a7:		.equ	@17,r
+usp:	.equ	18,r
+sp:		.equ	15,r
+ccr:	.equ	16,r
+sr:		.equ	17,r
+.b:		.equ	19,r
+.B:		.equ	19,r
+.w:		.equ	20,r
+.W:		.equ	20,r
+.l:		.equ	21,r
+.L:		.equ	21,r
+pc:		.equ	22,r
+PC:		.equ	22,r
+abcd:	.opd	4,@140400
+add:	.opd	1,@150000
+adda:	.opd	15,@150000
+addi:	.opd	2,@003000
+addq:	.opd	17,@050000
+inc:	.opd	16,@050000
+addx:	.opd	27,@150400
+and:	.opd	1,@140000
+andi:	.opd	2,@001000
+asl:	.opd	8,@160400
+asr:	.opd	8,@160000
+bcc:	.opd	6,@062000
+bcs:	.opd	6,@062400
+beq:	.opd	6,@063400
+bze:	.opd	6,@063400
+bge:	.opd	6,@066000
+bgt:	.opd	6,@067000
+bhi:	.opd	6,@061000
+bhis:	.opd	6,@062000
+bhs:	.opd	6,@062000
+ble:	.opd	6,@067400
+blo:	.opd	6,@062400
+bls:	.opd	6,@061400
+blos:	.opd	6,@061400
+blt:	.opd	6,@066400
+bmi:	.opd	6,@065400
+bne:	.opd	6,@063000
+bnz:	.opd	6,@063000
+bpl:	.opd	6,@065000
+bvc:	.opd	6,@064000
+bvs:	.opd	6,@064400
+bchg:	.opd	7,@000100
+bclr:	.opd	7,@000200
+bra:	.opd	6,@060000
+bt:	.opd	6,@060000
+bset:	.opd	7,@000300
+bsr:	.opd	6,@060400
+btst:	.opd	7,@000000
+chk:	.opd	26,@040600
+clr:	.opd	24,@041000
+cmp:	.opd	26,@130000
+cmpa:	.opd	15,@130000
+cmpi:	.opd	2,@006000
+cmpm:	.opd	10,@130410
+dbcc:	.opd	11,@052310
+dbcs:	.opd	11,@052710
+dblo:	.opd	11,@052710
+dbeq:	.opd	11,@053710
+dbze:	.opd	11,@053710
+dbra:	.opd	11,@050710
+dbf:	.opd	11,@050710
+dbge:	.opd	11,@056310
+dbgt:	.opd	11,@057310
+dbhi:	.opd	11,@051310
+dbhs:	.opd	11,@051310
+dble:	.opd	11,@057710
+dbls:	.opd	11,@051710
+dblt:	.opd	11,@056710
+dbmi:	.opd	11,@055710
+dbne:	.opd	11,@053310
+dbnz:	.opd	11,@053310
+dbpl:	.opd	11,@055310
+dbt:	.opd	11,@050310
+dbvc:	.opd	11,@054310
+dbvs:	.opd	11,@054710
+divs:	.opd	5,@100700
+divu:	.opd	5,@100300
+eor:	.opd	23,@130000
+eori:	.opd	2,@005000
+exg:	.opd	12,@140400
+ext:	.opd	13,@044000
+jmp:	.opd	9,@047300
+jsr:	.opd	9,@047200
+illegal:.opd	0,@045374
+lea:	.opd	30,@040700
+link:	.opd	19,@047120
+lsr:	.opd	8,@160010
+lsl:	.opd	8,@160410
+move:	.opd	3,@000000
+movea:	.opd	3,@000100
+movem:	.opd	20,@044200
+movep:	.opd	21,@000010
+moveq:	.opd	22,@070000
+muls:	.opd	5,@140700
+mulu:	.opd	5,@140300
+nbcd:	.opd	25,@044000
+neg:	.opd	24,@042000
+negx:	.opd	24,@040000
+nop:	.opd	0,@047161
+not:	.opd	24,@043000
+or:		.opd	1,@100000
+ori:	.opd	2,@000000
+pea:	.opd	29,@044100
+reset:	.opd	0,@047160
+rol:	.opd	8,@160430
+ror:	.opd	8,@160030
+roxl:	.opd	8,@160420
+roxr:	.opd	8,@160020
+rte:	.opd	0,@047163
+rtr:	.opd	0,@047167
+rts:	.opd	0,@047165
+sbcd:	.opd	4,@100400
+scc:	.opd	25,@052300
+shs:	.opd	25,@052300
+scs:	.opd	25,@052700
+slo:	.opd	25,@052700
+seq:	.opd	25,@053700
+sze:	.opd	25,@053700
+sf:		.opd	25,@050700
+sge:	.opd	25,@056300
+sgt:	.opd	25,@057300
+shi:	.opd	25,@051300
+sle:	.opd	25,@057700
+sls:	.opd	25,@051700
+slt:	.opd	25,@056700
+smi:	.opd	25,@055700
+sne:	.opd	25,@053300
+snz:	.opd	25,@053300
+spl:	.opd	25,@055300
+st:		.opd	25,@050300
+svc:	.opd	25,@054300
+svs:	.opd	25,@054700
+stop:	.opd	14,@047162
+sub:	.opd	1,@110000
+suba:	.opd	15,@110000
+subi:	.opd	2,@002000
+subq:	.opd	17,@050400
+dec:	.opd	16,@050400
+subx:	.opd	27,@110400
+swap:	.opd	28,@044100
+tas:	.opd	25,@045300
+trap:	.opd	18,@047100
+trapv:	.opd	0,@047166
+tst:	.opd	24,@045000
+unlk:	.opd	13,@047130
+		.end

CPM OPERATING SYSTEMS/CPM 68K/1.0X SOURCES/v102/cross/bin/copy.com

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+$ !
+$ !	Get the latest with the greatest into current directory
+$ !
+$ copy bin:AR68.EXE []
+$ copy bin:AS68.EXE []
+$ copy bin:C068.EXE []
+$ copy bin:C168.EXE []
+$ copy bin:CP68.EXE []
+$ copy bin:LO68.EXE []
+$ copy bin:NM68.EXE []
+$ copy bin:PRTOBJ.EXE []
+$ copy bin:RELOC.EXE []
+$ copy bin:SENDC68.EXE []
+$ copy bin:SIZE68.EXE []
+$ copy bin:XDUMP.EXE []
+$ copy bin:as68symb.dat []
+$ copy [--.as68]as68init. []

CPM OPERATING SYSTEMS/CPM 68K/1.0X SOURCES/v102/cross/bin/install.doc

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+
+
+
+
+
+        
+
+
+
+
+                        CP/M-68K Cross Software for VMS
+                        -------------------------------
+
+
+                                Revision 01.04
+                                --------------
+
+
+                                August 28, 1983
+                                ---------------
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+                             Digital Research, Inc
+                                 P.O. Box 579
+                           Pacific Grove, CA  93950
+                                (408) 649-3896
+                               TWX 910 360 5001
+
+
+
+
+                           ************************
+                           * Company Confidential *
+                           ************************
+
+
+
+
+       Note:  This document contains Digital Research proprietary infor-
+       mation,  and  must  not  be copied or distributed for any purpose
+       whatsoever, without prior written permission of Digital Research,
+       Inc.
+
+
+       Address Comments to:  Steve Williams, x6082
+
+
+       CP/M-68K Cross Software for VMS                            Page 2
+       Introduction
+
+
+       1.0  Introduction
+
+            This  document  describes  the  installation  and  execution
+       procedures  for  the  Digital  Research  68000  cross development
+       software for VAX/VMS.  This software  includes  the  C  compiler,
+       assembler,  linker,  archiver, symbol table print utility, object
+       module size utility,  and  S-Record  conversion  utility.   These
+       tools execute in much the same fashion as they do under CP/M-68K,
+       as documented in the CP/M-68K Programmer's Guide.
+
+       2.0  Installation Procedures
+
+            The tools are distributed on a 9-track FLX format  mag  tape
+       (either  800 or 1600 bpi is available).  To bring up the software
+       on VMS, perform the following steps:
+
+           1. Login to a valid account.
+
+           2. Create directories for four ersatz devices:  "bin:"  (.exe
+              files),  "com:"  (command  files), "lib:" (library files),
+              and "cpm:" (CP/M-68K files).
+
+           3. Enter VMS  "ASSIGN"  commands  for  these  directories  in
+              LOGIN.COM, e.g:
+
+              $ assign drb0:[c.bin] bin:
+              $ assign drb0:[c.com] com:
+              $ assign drb0:[c.lib] lib:
+              $ assign drb0:[c.cpm] cpm:
+
+              Note that the full path name must be specified.
+
+           4. Perform  the  above  assignments  manually,  re-login   or
+              re-execute LOGIN.COM to make the device names valid.
+
+           5. Read the tape as follows:
+
+              $ allocate mt:
+              $ mount mt:/foreign
+              $ set def lib:
+              $ mcr flx /rs=mt:[1,1]*.*/do/im
+              $ mcr flx /rs=mt:[1,2]*.*/do
+              $ set def bin:
+              $ mcr flx /rs=mt:[1,3]*.*/do
+              $ set def cpm:
+              $ mcr flx /rs=mt:[1,4]*.*/do/im
+              $ mcr flx /rs=mt:[1,5]*.*/do
+              $ set def com:
+              $ mcr flx /rs=mt:[1,6]*.*/do
+              $ @install
+              $ dismount mt:
+              $ deallocate mt:
+
+
+       CP/M-68K Cross Software for VMS                            Page 3
+       Installation Procedures
+
+
+              You may need to replace the "mt:" device name above with a
+              different device name, depending on the type of tape drive
+              you have.  Consult your system administrator for details.
+
+           6. Add the statements in the file "xlogin.com"  to  LOGIN.COM
+              so  that  the  proper command definitions are performed at
+              login time.
+
+       Once the above steps have been performed, the software  is  ready
+       to use on VMS.
+
+       3.0  Operating Instructions
+
+            The following sections describe how  to  run  the  installed
+       cross software on VMS.
+
+       3.1  C compilation
+
+            A C compilation is performed  using  the  'c68'  command  as
+       follows:
+
+               $ c68 file
+
+       The ".c" extension is implied and must  not  be  specified.   The
+       'c68'  command  is  extremely  similar  to the 'C' SUBMIT file on
+       CP/M-68K.  Default floating point format is  Motorola  FFP  using
+       the "c68" command.  The "ce68" command causes the compiler to use
+       IEEE format floating point numbers.
+
+       3.2  Assembly
+
+            The assembler is invoked in exactly the same  manner  as  on
+       CP/M-68K.  The output (listing and errors) can be redirected to a
+       file or device using the ">filename" construct.  A sample command
+       is:
+
+               $ as68 -l -u -p file.s >file.lis
+
+       This  command  assembles  "file.s"  and  places  the  object   in
+       "file.o".   The  listing  is output to "file.lis".  All assembler
+       options valid under CP/M-68K may be used on VMS as well.
+
+       3.3  Linking
+
+            The LO68 program is used with the same options  and  command
+       line syntax as on CP/M-68K.  For example,
+
+            $ lo68 -r -o file.rel file1.o file2.o
+
+       links "file1.o" with "file2.o", creating "file.rel",  a  relocat-
+       able format file.
+
+
+       CP/M-68K Cross Software for VMS                            Page 4
+       Operating Instructions
+
+
+            C programs are linked using the  "clink"  command,  as  with
+       CP/M-68K:
+
+            $ clink file1
+
+       This links "file1.o" with  the  C  runtime  software  to  produce
+       "file1.rel",  a relocatable format 68000 load module.  Separately
+       compiled modules may be linked in the following way:
+
+            $ clink file1 file2 file3 file4 ...
+
+       All of the object files are linked  to  produce  "file1.rel".   A
+       limit of 9 such files is imposed by the command file.
+
+            The "clink" command procedure assumes that the program being
+       linked  does not use floating point.  To link a program using FFP
+       floating point, use "clinkf" instead of "clink".   IEEE  floating
+       point  programs  (those  compiled  with  the  "ce68" command) are
+       linked using "clinke".
+
+       3.4  Archive Files
+
+            The CP/M-68K archive program (AR68) can be  used  under  VMS
+       exactly  in  the same fashion as under CP/M-68K.  For example, to
+       create a library file:
+
+               $ ar68 r lib a.o b.o c.o 
+
+       This command creates a library called "lib" containing the  three
+       files "a.o", "b.o", and "c.o".
+
+       4.0  Building CP/M-68K
+
+            Using the VAX cross tools to build CP/M-68K  is  similar  to
+       building  the  operating  system on CP/M.  You link the BIOS with
+       CPMLIB to produce a relocatable image file  (CPM.REL).   Use  the
+       RELOC  utility  to create the absolute load image (CPM.SYS).  The
+       CP/M-68K SUBMIT  files  "LCPM.SUB"  and  "RELCPM.SUB"  have  been
+       adapted to VMS procedure files to make this process easier.
+
+            For example, to create the EXORmacs distribution system, use
+       the following sequence of commands:
+
+               $ set def cpm:
+               $ @normbios      !Create "bios.o"
+               $ @lcpm  !Create "cpm.rel"
+               $ @relcpm 15000 !Create CPM.SYS at 15000 hex.
+
+       The boot loader for CP/M-68K is generated in a  similar  fashion,
+       as documented in the CP/M-68K System Guide.
+
+
+       CP/M-68K Cross Software for VMS                            Page 5
+       File Transfer Techniques
+
+
+       5.0  File Transfer Techniques
+
+
+       5.1  S-records
+
+            The normal method of transferring files to a 68000 target is
+       via  Motorola  S-records.   The  SENDC68  program converts a load
+       module file from binary format to S-record format.   The  command
+       syntax for this program is:
+
+               SENDC68 [-] file.68k >file.sr
+
+       Where "file.68k" is an absolute format CP/M-68K load module,  and
+       "file.sr"  is  the  created S-record file.  This form of the load
+       module may be created using the linker "-t" switch or  the  reloc
+       utility.   The  RELCPM  command  used  in the CP/M-68K generation
+       procedure generates an absolute file.  The "-"  option  specifies
+       that S-records are not to be created for the ".bss" segment.  The
+       default is to create S-records that zero  all  locations  in  the
+       ".bss".  
+
+            The resulting S-record file may be downloaded  via  the  VMS
+       "TYPE" command into a target system with a PROM debugger, such as
+       the MACSbug program on the EXORmacs.  
+
+       5.2  Other Transfer Techniques
+
+            Other techniques such as binary download utilities  or  CP/M
+       file  transfer  utilities  may  be used to transfer CP/M-68K load
+       modules to the 68000 target.  When such a technique is used,  the
+       bytes  in the file must be swapped, and the words of all longword
+       quantities in the load module header must  be  swapped.   Library
+       modules  may  not  be  transferred  using  this technique without
+       extensive rearrangement of the  headers.   The  symbol  table  in
+       object  and  load  module  files  will have the symbol names byte
+       swapped in this type of transfer.
+
+       6.0  Trademarks