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Your Grace believed that the Prince had no accession to this second aggression upon the citizens of Perth — the slaughter of this bonnet making fellow, about whose death they clamour, as a set of gulls about their comrade, when one of the noisy brood is struck down by a boor’s shaft."</p><p>"A power more potent than yours, father, will say no," replied Catharine.</p><p>The vessel was certainly approaching, and seemed to be a large three-master, evidently a whaler from New Archangel, which was on its way to Behring Strait after having doubled the peninsula of Alaska. It was to the windward of the islet, and tacking to starboard with its lower sails, top sails, and top-gallant sails all set. It was steadily advancing to the north. A sailor would have seen at a glance that it was not bearing towards the islet, but it might even yet perceive it, and alter its course.</p><p>‘They are an uncommonly nice set of animals,’ said he.</p><p>"He has been a long time away from England, sir; and it’s by no means easy to trace him, on that account. I have been to the young woman, named Phoebe in your statement, to find out what she can tell me about him. She’s ready enough, in the intervals of crying, to help us to lay our hands on the man who has deserted her. It’s the old story of a fellow getting at a girl’s secrets and a girl’s money, under pretence of marrying her. At one time, she’s furious with him, and at another she’s ready to cry her eyes out. I got some information from her; it’s not much, but it may help us. The name of the old woman, who has been the go-between in the business, is Mrs. Sowler — known to the police as an inveterate drunkard, and worse. I don’t think there will be much difficulty in tracing Mrs. Sowler. As to Jervy, if the young woman is to be believed, and I think she is, there’s little doubt that he has got the money from the lady mentioned in my instructions here, and that he has bolted with the sum about him. Wait a bit, sir, I haven’t done with my discoveries yet. I asked the young woman, of course, if she had his photograph. He’s a sharp fellow; she had it, but he got it away from her, on pretence of giving her a better one, before he took himself off. Having missed this chance, I asked next if she knew where he lived last. She directed me to the place; and I have had a talk with the landlord. He tells me of a squint-eyed man, who was a good deal about the house, doing Jervy’s dirty work for him. If I am not misled by the description, I think I know the man. I have my own notion of what he’s capable of doing, if he gets the chance — and I propose to begin by finding our way to him, and using him as a means of tracing Jervy. It’s only right to tell you that it may take some time to do this — for which reason I have to propose, in the mean while, trying a shorter way to the end in view. Do you object, sir, to the expense of sending a copy of your description of Jervy to every police-station in London?"</p><p>"So please your honour’s Grace," replied English Wat, "I confess it was very familiar in me to be sober when it was your Grace’s pleasure that your train should be mad drunk; but in respect they were all Scottishmen but myself, I thought it argued no policy in getting drunken in their company, seeing that they only endure me even when we are all sober, and if the wine were uppermost, I might tell them a piece of my mind, and be paid with as many stabs as there are skenes in the good company."</p><p>‘Impossible!’ said Mrs Grantly.</p><p>"Right! right! No time to lose."</p><p>Wardour made no reply. He renewed the conversation with Frank.</p><p>The carpenter was to build two chimneys-one above the kitchen, the other in connection with the stove of the large dining-room, which was to heat it and the compartment containing the cabins. The architectural effect of the whole would certainly be poor; but the house would be as comfortable as possible, and what more could any one desire?</p><p>It was a still evening. Not a breath of wind stirred among the trees in the garden; no vehicles passed along the by-road in which the cottage stood. Now and then, Toff was audible downstairs, singing French songs in a high cracked voice, while he washed the plates and dishes, and set everything in order for the night. Amelius looked at his bookshelves — and felt that, after Rob Roy, there was no more reading for him that evening. The slow minutes followed one another wearily; the deadly depression of the earlier hours of the day was stealthily fastening its hold on him again. How might he best resist it? His healthy out-of-door habits at Tadmor suggested the only remedy that he could think of. Be his troubles what they might, his one simple method of resisting them, at all other times, was his simple method now. He went out for a walk.</p><p>‘I’ll prove it in one minute,’ said the glib Christian. ‘Reform has set in by the will of the majority — that’s the rabble you know; and the respectability and good sense of the country, which are in the minority, are afraid of Reform running on too fast. So the stream must be running towards Reform and Radicalism; and if you swim with it, Mr Sir — come, you’re a Reformer and a Radical, and your flour is objectionable, and not full weight — and being tried by Scales, will be found wanting.’</p><p></p><p>"I, Henry the Smith, dwelling in the Wynd of Perth, good man and true, and freely born, accept the office of champion to this widow Magdalen and these orphans, and will do battle in their quarrel to the death, with any man whomsoever of my own degree, and that so long as I shall draw breath. So help me at my need God and good St. John!"</p><p>"Well?"</p><p>"Royal brother," he said, "my princely nephew entertains with so much suspicion any admonition coming from my mouth, that I must pray your Grace yourself to take the trouble of telling him what it is most fitting he should know."</p></font></p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p><font style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: silver" color="silver"><p>‘Lucy, I swear I believe you loved me then.’ </p><p>‘If I thought well enough of him,’ she said, the smile coming again, with the pretty saucy movement of her head.</p><p>"Three, with lemon, Dad."</p><p>‘I don’t see how that makes it any better; besides, I am not quite sure that I did expect it; at any rate I did not feel certain. There is no doubt now.’</p><p>"Now, by good St. John," said the glover, "this infamy would make a Christian man renounce his faith, and worship Mahound in very anger! But he has seen the last of my daughter. I would rather she went to the wild Highlands with a barelegged cateran than wed with one who could, at such a season, so broadly forget honour and decency. Out upon him!"</p><p></p><p>"Such toys there may be forthcoming, father," said Henry Smith, "though the blast of the bellows and the clatter of the anvil make but coarse company to lays of minstrelsy; but I can afford them no better, since I must mend my fortune, though I mar my verses."</p><p>"Was half an hour ago."</p><p>"That this makes any difference? No, I don’t. The only difference could have been when you told me yourself. That made none. How can this, then? "</p><p>Let us go on that assumption and see how it works."</p><p>We have to discourage the cheap tricks of controversy, the retort, the search for inconsistency. We have to realize that these things are as foolish and ill-bred and anti-social as shouting in conversation or making puns; and we have to work out habits of thought purged from the sin of assurance. We have to do this for our own good quite as much as for the sake of intercourse.</p><p>Mr. Hethcote was conquered at last: he burst out laughing. "You have discovered me," he said, "travelling in a coloured cravat and a shooting jacket! I confess I should like to know how."</p><p>"Would you like me to stay here to-night?"</p><p></p><p>‘ I am sure you did,’ said Mark, pressing his arm round her waist.</p><p>"Well, there’s one thing that goes with that that I didn’t know till a little while ago and that is that our man Stener is apt to be short in his accounts, unless things come out better than some people seem to think," suggested Butler, calmly. "That might not look so well before election, would it?" His shrewd gray Irish eyes looked into Mollenhauer’s, who returned his gaze.</p><p>"I hope with all my heart, " he said, "that what has begun so well will end well. If there is any service that I can do for you —"</p><p>‘And then there is the hundred and fifty which I have borrowed from the bank — the price of the horse, you know; and there are some other debts,— not a great deal, I think; but people will now look for every shilling that is due to them. If I have to pay it all, it will be twelve or thirteen hundred pounds.’ </p><p>‘Of course it is impossible for anyone to tell beforehand how these things will turn out,’ continued Mrs Grantly, beating about the bush rather more than was necessary. ‘The dearest wish of my heart was to see her married to Lord Lufton. I should so much have wished to have her in the same county with me, and such a match as that would have fully satisfied my ambition.’</p><p></p><p></p><p>‘This is a most extraordinary place,’ said the Professor, red as a boiled lobster. ‘You sit in your bath and turn on the hot or cold spring, as you choose, and the temperature is phenomenal. Let’s go and see where it all comes from, and then let’s go away.’</p><p>"I want to know his name?"</p><p>"They would probably want to kill me, and very promptly, for just this much. What do you think they would want to do if — well, if anything should happen, some time?"</p><p>"My uncle is to be kept perfectly quiet," Regina answered; "and is not to return to business for some time to come. Mr. Melton, with his usual kindness, has undertaken to look after his affairs for him. Otherwise, my uncle, in his present state of anxiety about the bank, would never have consented to obey the doctor’s orders. When he can safely travel, he is recommended to go abroad for the winter, and get well again in some warmer climate. He refuses to leave his business — and the doctor refuses to take the responsibility. There is to be a consultation of physicians tomorrow. Oh, Amelius, I was really fond of my aunt — I am heart-broken at this dreadful change!"</p><p>The home atmosphere which they established when they returned from their honeymoon was a great improvement in taste over that which had characterized the earlier life of Mrs. Cowperwood as Mrs. Semple. They had decided to occupy her house, on North Front Street, for a while at least. Cowperwood, aggressive in his current artistic mood, had objected at once after they were engaged to the spirit of the furniture and decorations, or lack of them, and had suggested that he be allowed to have it brought more in keeping with his idea of what was appropriate. During the years in which he had been growing into manhood he had come instinctively into sound notions of what was artistic and refined. He had seen so many homes that were more distinguished and harmonious than his own. One could not walk or drive about Philadelphia without seeing and being impressed with the general tendency toward a more cultivated and selective social life. Many excellent and expensive houses were being erected. The front lawn, with some attempt at floral gardening, was achieving local popularity. In the homes of the Tighes, the Leighs, Arthur Rivers, and others, he had noticed art objects of some distinction — bronzes, marbles, hangings, pictures, clocks, rugs.</p><p>The light was applied to the bowl, and in a moment the punch was in flames, whilst the guests applauded and clapped their hands. Ten minutes afterwards, full glasses of the delightful beverage were circulating amongst the guests, fresh bidders for them coming forward in endless succession, like speculators on the Stock Exchange.</p><p>Mr Johnson’s exertions for the political education of the Sproxton men did not stop here, which was the more disinterested in him as he did not expect to see them again, and could only set on foot an organisation by which their, instruction could be continued without him. In this he was quite successful. A man known among the ‘butties’ as Pack, who had already been mentioned by Mr Chubb, presently joined the party, and had a private audience of Mr Johnson, that he might be instituted as the ‘ shepherd’ of this new flock.</p><p>‘He has said — said it before others — that he is my father.’</p><p>"Frank Algernon Cowperwood, you have been convicted by a jury of your own selection of the offense of larceny. The motion for a new trial, made in your behalf by your learned counsel, has been carefully considered and overruled, the majority of the court being entirely satisfied with the propriety of the conviction, both upon the law and the evidence. Your offense was one of more than usual gravity, the more so that the large amount of money which you obtained belonged to the city. And it was aggravated by the fact that you had in addition thereto unlawfully used and converted to your own use several hundred thousand dollars of the loan and money of the city. For such an offense the maximum punishment affixed by the law is singularly merciful. Nevertheless, the facts in connection with your hitherto distinguished position, the circumstances under which your failure was brought about, and the appeals of your numerous friends and financial associates, will be given due consideration by this court. It is not unmindful of any important fact in your career." Payderson paused as if in doubt, though he knew very well how he was about to proceed. He knew what his superiors expected of him.</p><p>"Bring the stout smith to the council house," said the bailie, as a mounted yeoman pressed through the crowd and whispered in his ear, "Here is a good fellow who says the Knight of Kinfauns is entering the port."</p><p>"Where, indeed!" he remarked — and waited again for what was to come next.</p><p>"Admitted," said Adrian. "I suppose the word ‘ Uncle’ came over me. If I knew that Desert was likely to be as faithful as you, I should say: ‘Go to it and be damned in your own ways, bless you!’"</p><p>"I don’t care for the look of him; but I’d refuse to believe that of an Englishman till it was plainer than the nose on my face, which is saying a good bit. You and I must be getting on, Yule, if we’re to catch that train to Royston."</p><p>"Forty-eight, thirty-five," commented his father, dryly. "Well, if we had a bundle of those we wouldn’t need to work very hard. You’ll notice there are scarcely any pin-marks on them. They aren’t sent around very much. I don’t suppose these have ever been used as collateral before."</p><p>‘What; madness?’ said Mrs Robarts, quite in earnest.</p><p></p><p>"Pardon, my liege," answered the Duke of Albany; "they say the cause of quarrel which occasioned the riot in Curfew Street, and, its consequences, were more proper to the Prince than to Sir John, since none suspects, far less believes, that that hopeful enterprise was conducted for the gratification of the knight of Ramorny."</p><p>‘Ah?’ said Jermyn, indifferently. ‘But — a — Wace — I’m very busy today — but I wanted to see you about that bit of land of yours at the corner of Pod’s End. I’ve had a handsome offer for you — I’m not at liberty to say from whom — but an offer that ought to tempt you.’</p><p>"You are advised by a true friend to lose no time in looking after your wife. There are strange doings at the seaside. If you don’t believe me, ask Mrs. Turner, Number 1, Slains Row, Ramsgate."</p><p>"But," resumed Mrs Barnett, "if I am not mistaken, a heavy fall of snow, lasting a few days or even a few hours, would suffice to level the entire surface!"</p><p>"You’ll be transferred on Monday," he said, in his reserved, slow way. "They’ll give you a yard, though it won’t be much good to you — we only allow a half-hour a day in it. I’ve told the overseer about your business arrangements. He’ll treat you right in that matter. Just be careful not to take up too much time that way, and things will work out. I’ve decided to let you learn caning chairs. That’ll be the best for you. It’s easy, and it’ll occupy your mind."</p><p></p><p>‘She would not do you honour at the head of your table.’</p><p>"What do you think of Uncle Hilary?"</p><p>We cannot keep our hands clean in this world as it is. There is no excuse indeed for a life of fraud or any other positive fruitless wrong-doing or for a purely parasitic non-productive life, yet all but the fortunate few who are properly paid and recognized state servants must in financial and business matters do their best amidst and through institutions tainted with injustice and flawed with unrealities. All Socialists everywhere are like expeditionary soldiers far ahead of the main advance. The organized state that should own and administer their possessions for the general good has not arrived to take them over; and in the meanwhile they must act like its anticipatory agents according to their lights and make things ready for its coming.</p><p>‘All I know is, he’s a wonderful hand at cards, ’ said Mr Filmore, whose whiskers and shirt-pin were quite above the average. ‘I wish I could play ecarte as he does; it’s beautiful to see him; he can make a man look pretty blue — he’ll empty his pocket for him in no time.’</p><p>I said: "You think that all the world has no commercial sense. The book that will live for ever can’t be artificially kept up at inflated prices. There will always be very expensive editions of it and cheap ones issuing side by side."</p><p>"Damn Farnaby!"</p><p>‘Mr Robarts,’ began the senior, when he had seated himself uncomfortably on one of the ordinary chairs at the farther side of the well-stored library table, while Mark was sitting at his ease in his own arm-chair by the fire. ‘I have called upon you on an unpleasant business.’ Mark’s mind immediately flew off to Mr Sowerby’s bill, but he could not think it possible that Mr Crawley could have had anything to do with that.</p><p>It was then the twenty-fourth day of the month. The tidal train did not leave London early that morning; and the inquest was deferred, to suit other pressing engagements of the coroner, until the twenty-sixth. Mr. Melton decided, after his interview with Amelius, that the emergency was sufficiently serious to justify him in following his telegram to Paris. It was clearly his duty, as an old friend, to mention to Mr. Farnaby what he had discovered at the cottage, as well as what he had heard from the landlady and the doctor; leaving it to the uncle’s discretion to act as he thought right in the interests of the niece. Whether that course of action might not also serve the interests of Mr. Melton himself, in the character of an unsuccessful suitor for Regina’s hand, he did not stop to inquire. Beyond his duty it was, for the present at least, not his business to look.</p><p>"Well, it’s simple enough," replied Cowperwood. "I should like to have you withdraw your opposition to Aileen’s remaining in Philadelphia, for one thing; and for another, I should like you to stop your attacks on me." Cowperwood smiled in an ingratiating way. He hoped really to placate Butler in part by his generous attitude throughout this procedure. "I can’t make you do that, of course, unless you want to. I merely bring it up, Mr. Butler, because I am sure that if it hadn’t been for Aileen you would not have taken the course you have taken toward me. I understood you received an anonymous letter, and that afternoon you called your loan with me. Since then I have heard from one source and another that you were strongly against me, and I merely wish to say that I wish you wouldn’t be. I am not guilty of embezzling any sixty thousand dollars, and you know it. My intentions were of the best. I did not think I was going to fail at the time I used those certificates, and if it hadn’t been for several other loans that were called I would have gone on to the end of the month and put them back in time, as I always had. I have always valued your friendship very highly, and I am very sorry to lose it. Now I have said all I am going to say."</p><p>Two years later, following the meteoric appearance of a young speculator in Duluth, and after Chicago had seen the tentative opening of a grain and commission company labeled Frank A. Cowperwood & Co., which ostensibly dealt in the great wheat crops of the West, a quiet divorce was granted Mrs. Frank A. Cowperwood in Philadelphia, because apparently she wished it. Time had not seemingly dealt badly with her. Her financial affairs, once so bad, were now apparently all straightened out, and she occupied in West Philadelphia, near one of her sisters, a new and interesting home which was fitted with all the comforts of an excellent middle-class residence. She was now quite religious once more. The two children, Frank and Lillian, were in private schools, returning evenings to their mother. "Wash" Sims was once more the negro general factotum. Frequent visitors on Sundays were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Worthington Cowperwood, no longer distressed financially, but subdued and wearied, the wind completely gone from their once much-favored sails. Cowperwood, senior, had sufficient money wherewith to sustain himself, and that without slaving as a petty clerk, but his social joy in life was gone. He was old, disappointed, sad. He could feel that with his quondam honor and financial glory, he was the same — and he was not. His courage and his dreams were gone, and he awaited death.</p><p>‘It is Fanny, I am sure,’ said Lucy, rising from her chair.</p><p>Adrian nodded, and she said:</p><p>I asked, ‘What regiment?’</p><p>That worthy, by way of easy introduction, now went over to the bed and seated himself on it. He pointed to the hard wooden chair, which Cowperwood drew out and sat on.</p><p>The report of the case excited some interest, published in the newspapers in conspicuous type. Meddlesome readers wrote letters, offering complacently stupid suggestions to the police. After a while, another crime attracted general attention; and the murder of Jervy disappeared from the public memory, among other forgotten murders of modern times.</p><p>"Friday.</p><p>"You don’t think of it because you don’t have to; but you would fast enough if you did have to."</p><p>I felt that I was friends with the cultivators at once. These broad-hatted, blue-clad gentlemen who tilled their fields by hand — except when they borrowed the village buffalo to drive the share through the rice-slough — knew what the Scourge meant.</p><p>Sweet and comely are the maidens of Devonshire; delicate and of gracious seeming those who live in the pleasant places of London; fascinating for all their demureness the damsels of France clinging closely to their mothers, and with large eyes wondering at the wicked world; excellent in her own place and to those who understand her is the Anglo-Indian ‘spin’ in her second season; but the girls of America are above and beyond them all. They are clever; they can talk. Yea, it is said that they think. Certainly they have an appearance of so doing. They are original, and look you between the brows with unabashed eyes as a sister might look at her brother. They are instructed in the folly and vanity of the male mind, for they have associated with ‘the boys’ from babyhood, and can discerningly minister to both vices, or pleasantly snub the possessor. They possess, moreover, a life among themselves, independent of masculine associations. They have societies and clubs, and unlimited tea-fights where all the guests are girls. They are self-possessed without parting with any tenderness that is their sex-right; they understand; they can take care of themselves; they are superbly independent. When you ask them what makes them so charming, they say: ‘It is because we are better educated than your girls and — and we are more sensible in regard to men. We have good times all round, but we aren’t taught to regard every man as a possible husband. Nor is he expected to marry the first girl he calls on regularly.’ Yes, they have good times, their freedom is large, and they do not abuse it. They can go driving with young men, and receive visits from young men to an extent that would make an English mother wink with horror; and neither driver nor drivee have a thought beyond the enjoyment of a good time. As certain also of their own poets have said —</p><p>‘May I go now — I mean as soon as it is convenient?’ said Esther, rising.</p><p>Having obeyed his instructions, the gentleman (otherwise Amelius) began to look a little puzzled. The lady (Mrs. Farnaby herself) perceived his condition of mind, and favoured him with an explanation.</p><p>"Why, if that’s the case, I’ll come right out." And Butler returned to the dining-room to put down his napkin. Aileen, who was also dining, had heard Cowperwood’s voice, and was on the qui vive to see him. She wondered what it was that brought him at this time of night to see her father. She could not leave the table at once, but hoped to before he went. Cowperwood was thinking of her, even in the face of this impending storm, as he was of his wife, and many other things. If his affairs came down in a heap it would go hard with those attached to him. In this first clouding of disaster, he could not tell how things would eventuate. He meditated on this desperately, but he was not panic-stricken. His naturally even-molded face was set in fine, classic lines; his eyes were as hard as chilled steel.</p><p>Besides himself, he believed there was no one who could bear testimony to the remonstrances of Felix concerning the treating of the Sproxton men, except Jermyn, Johnson, and Harold Transome. Though he had the vaguest idea of what could be done in the case, he fixed his mind on the probability that Mr Transome would be moved to the utmost exertion, if only as an atonement; but he dared not take any step until he had consulted Felix, who he foresaw was likely to have a very strong determination as to the help he would accept or not accept.</p><p>"Adrian’s fifty-three and he’s got a beard. Besides, he’s Adrian."</p><p>On the 10th of September observations showed a displacement of Victoria Island. Only a slight displacement, but in a northerly direction.</p><p>Lady Cherrell’s answer was a sigh, but it meant more to Dinny than words; she took her mother’s hand and said: "Cheer up, Mother dear. It’s something that I’m happy, isn’t it?"</p><p>"Die in thy falsehood, accursed slave!" said the Prince; and, drawing his sword, he would have pierced his calumniator, had not the Lord High Constable interposed with word and action.</p><p>Madge, also senseless, was next found; and she and the astronomer were drawn up to the surface of the ground with ropes, where the open air gradually restored them to consciousness.</p></font></p> |
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I would like to know if ACK can compile code for the PDP-11 platform that uses soft-float mathematical functions instead of direct FPU instructions? I saw that the boot.s program has two switches (#define float 1, #define hardfp 1) which seem to be used to enable floating-point mathematics and to indicate whether a hardware FPU is present. Am I right? Based on this, it seems to me that the settings #define float 1, #define hardfp 0 would enable the use of soft-float. However, this is contradicted by the fact that in the following program fragment, the program line that would be executed when hardware FPU support is not enabled is commented out: #ifndef hardfp ! sys 060;.data2 4,fptrap / if not commented it will appear as undefined #endif Does this mean that soft-float support was planned but not implemented yet? David Given <dg...@co...> ezt írta (időpont: 2025. ápr. 23., Sze, 0:57): > There's man pages for most things --- try `man led`. Or, the file's in > util/led/led.6. But -a sets the alignment and -b sets the start > address. ACK segments aren't named but by convention they're always in > the order text, rom, data, bss. Those particular flags will be ancient > and their meaning lost in time but I think the -i is configuring a > split I/D process, where both the text and data segments start at > zero? I couldn't tell you what the alignment stuff is about.Most > likely the x86 plat isn't using -a because it's relying on the > per-type alignments (the wa, pa, sa, la etc variables). > > objdump won't produce anything meaningful on ack.out binaries. They're > a different format and AFAIK binutils can't read them. You might have > luck disassembling the resulting ROM image with -O binary and > cross-referencing with the result of anm on the ack.out file. > > On Tue, 22 Apr 2025 at 12:22, Béla Bréda <bel...@gm...> wrote: > > > > Hello, > > > > Thanks for the information. I'm trying to create a new platform for a > bare metal PDP-11/05. Fortunately, the PDP-11/05, which would be the target > hardware, has a very simple, flat memory organization and does not use code > and data segments. > > > > I tried gcc objdump on the ACK .out file and the disassembly works, but > objdump cannot read the symbol table from the file. Is it expecting a > different format or did I mess something up? > > > > I started editing the descr file for the PDP-11/05. There are a few > lines in the linker configuration that I don't quite understand. Do -a0, > -a1, -a2, -a3 symbolize the segment addresses of the .text, .rom, .data, > .bss sections or what is the exact purpose of this? What exactly does > SEPID=-b1:0 do? Can I use this to set the starting address of the .text > section? The ALIGN lines are not used in the x86 descr file. Is it because > the code and data segments are shared? According to them, I don't need to > define them for the PDP-11/05 either, if I'm thinking correctly. > > > > mapflag -i SEPID=-b1:0 > > mapflag -n ALIGN=-a0:1 -a1:0x2000 -a2:1 -a3:1 > > mapflag -nr ALIGN=-a0:1 -a1:1 -a2:0x2000 -a3:1 > > > > Best reagrds, > > Béla > > > > David Given <dg...@co...> ezt írta (időpont: 2025. ápr. 21., H, > 22:29): > >> > >> Hello, > >> > >> The ACK doesn't really like using the compiler configured for one > >> platform to generate code for another --- the code generator is > >> allowed to produce platform-dependent code. For example, the 8080 code > >> generator by default generates calls to helpers via RSTs and of course > >> these need to be configured for your platform. > >> > >> So, the _right_ thing to do is to add a new plat for your bare-metal > >> architecture. See plat/pc86 for a really simple one which produces > >> bootable PC floppies. include should be obvious, libsys contains the > >> system call library (mostly stubs in C, you can just copy these) and > >> boot.s is the startup code; you'll want to copy most of the pdpv7 one. > >> descr is the actual platform configuration used by the ack executable > >> to build programs; you can just copy the pdpv7 one with the obvious > >> edits. The most complex part is that you'll need to replace the cv > >> section --- this converts from the generate ack executable to a > >> platform executable; it's not done by the linker. For the pdpv7 plat > >> there's a custom tool, but chances are you'll want the standard aslod > >> tool (see man page in util/amisc/aslod.1). This just emits all the > >> segments in order. pc86 uses this to make a disk image. > >> > >> The wrinkle here is that the PDP11 uses split I/D, and I don't know > >> how these get mapped to physical memory. If you can't handle with all > >> the data just being immediately after the code, you'll need your own > >> custom tool. > >> > >> However... a brief look at the pdp code generator suggests that it > >> doesn't use any platform-specific features, so you might be able to > >> get away without making a new plat. You'll need to: > >> > >> - compile your program, your boot.s and your libsys with ack -mpdpv7 -c > ... > >> - invoke the led linker yourself, passing in the right -b flags for > >> the start address and replacing the boot.s and libsys with your custom > >> ones > >> - run aslod (or some other converter) on the result yourself > >> > >> It's probably easier (and less errorprone) just to add the plat; it'll > >> be the same amount of work and give a much easier-to-use result. > >> > >> Re getting symbol address: you can't run anm on a platform executable > >> but you can on an ack ack.out executable. Do this: > >> > >> $ ack -mpc86 -c.out -o hilo.out examples/hilo.c > >> $ anm hilo.out > >> $ ack -mpc86 -o hilo.img hilo.out > >> > >> Re getting an annotated disassembly: are you thinking of objdump? > >> Sadly that's one thing that the ACK doesn't have, a disassembler. > >> > >> > >> On Mon, 21 Apr 2025 at 21:05, Béla Bréda <bel...@gm...> > wrote: > >> > > >> > Hello again, > >> > > >> > I'm looking for a toolchain that would allow me to develop simple > programs in C for a PDP-11/05, which do not need the services of the > operating system. I found several sources on the net, where different > solutions were tried for this purpose, with more or less success. What I > tried so far was the GCC cross-compiler with PDP-11 a.out output, partly > with the newlib C library and some custom-implemented libc functions. I > just made a very simple "Hello Word" test program, for which I used my own > crt0 startup file and linker script. One problem is that PDP-11 support is > no longer typical in modern development environments, and another problem > is that even the theoretically small and simple newlib libc functions are > very complicated and result in large code, which is not good for me, > because on my own PDP-11/05 machine a total of 16kB of memory is available, > but in the SIMH emulator only a maximum of 56kB. > >> > During my research I found ACK, which I liked in several ways. It is > good that it has the complete libc and I like it from the point of view > that the code is simple and readable and the code of libc and system > functions can be easily customized. I would of course make the UNIX > function call stubs so that the compiled program works without an operating > system. But then ACK itself can be easily compiled and run on a modern > Linux. So far, for me this is the most promising compiler to implement my > idea. > >> > However, there are a few problems that I don't know how to solve with > ACK. One is that it would be nice to have an assembly file output that > shows the specific memory addresses set by the linker alongside the > instructions, and the file also contains the assembly code of all external > functions that the program uses, just like in the gcc output .s files. The > other is that since there is no file system on the machine, instead of the > a.out output, I would actually only need a binary output file that starts > at address 0. At this address, there is only a jump instruction to the > first instruction of crt0. > >> > How can I solve these with ACK? > >> > > >> > Best regards, > >> > Béla > >> > _______________________________________________ > >> > Tack-devel mailing list > >> > Tac...@li... > >> > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tack-devel > > > > _______________________________________________ > > Tack-devel mailing list > > Tac...@li... > > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tack-devel > |
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From: David G. <dg...@co...> - 2025-04-22 23:28:40
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There's man pages for most things --- try `man led`. Or, the file's in util/led/led.6. But -a sets the alignment and -b sets the start address. ACK segments aren't named but by convention they're always in the order text, rom, data, bss. Those particular flags will be ancient and their meaning lost in time but I think the -i is configuring a split I/D process, where both the text and data segments start at zero? I couldn't tell you what the alignment stuff is about.Most likely the x86 plat isn't using -a because it's relying on the per-type alignments (the wa, pa, sa, la etc variables). objdump won't produce anything meaningful on ack.out binaries. They're a different format and AFAIK binutils can't read them. You might have luck disassembling the resulting ROM image with -O binary and cross-referencing with the result of anm on the ack.out file. On Tue, 22 Apr 2025 at 12:22, Béla Bréda <bel...@gm...> wrote: > > Hello, > > Thanks for the information. I'm trying to create a new platform for a bare metal PDP-11/05. Fortunately, the PDP-11/05, which would be the target hardware, has a very simple, flat memory organization and does not use code and data segments. > > I tried gcc objdump on the ACK .out file and the disassembly works, but objdump cannot read the symbol table from the file. Is it expecting a different format or did I mess something up? > > I started editing the descr file for the PDP-11/05. There are a few lines in the linker configuration that I don't quite understand. Do -a0, -a1, -a2, -a3 symbolize the segment addresses of the .text, .rom, .data, .bss sections or what is the exact purpose of this? What exactly does SEPID=-b1:0 do? Can I use this to set the starting address of the .text section? The ALIGN lines are not used in the x86 descr file. Is it because the code and data segments are shared? According to them, I don't need to define them for the PDP-11/05 either, if I'm thinking correctly. > > mapflag -i SEPID=-b1:0 > mapflag -n ALIGN=-a0:1 -a1:0x2000 -a2:1 -a3:1 > mapflag -nr ALIGN=-a0:1 -a1:1 -a2:0x2000 -a3:1 > > Best reagrds, > Béla > > David Given <dg...@co...> ezt írta (időpont: 2025. ápr. 21., H, 22:29): >> >> Hello, >> >> The ACK doesn't really like using the compiler configured for one >> platform to generate code for another --- the code generator is >> allowed to produce platform-dependent code. For example, the 8080 code >> generator by default generates calls to helpers via RSTs and of course >> these need to be configured for your platform. >> >> So, the _right_ thing to do is to add a new plat for your bare-metal >> architecture. See plat/pc86 for a really simple one which produces >> bootable PC floppies. include should be obvious, libsys contains the >> system call library (mostly stubs in C, you can just copy these) and >> boot.s is the startup code; you'll want to copy most of the pdpv7 one. >> descr is the actual platform configuration used by the ack executable >> to build programs; you can just copy the pdpv7 one with the obvious >> edits. The most complex part is that you'll need to replace the cv >> section --- this converts from the generate ack executable to a >> platform executable; it's not done by the linker. For the pdpv7 plat >> there's a custom tool, but chances are you'll want the standard aslod >> tool (see man page in util/amisc/aslod.1). This just emits all the >> segments in order. pc86 uses this to make a disk image. >> >> The wrinkle here is that the PDP11 uses split I/D, and I don't know >> how these get mapped to physical memory. If you can't handle with all >> the data just being immediately after the code, you'll need your own >> custom tool. >> >> However... a brief look at the pdp code generator suggests that it >> doesn't use any platform-specific features, so you might be able to >> get away without making a new plat. You'll need to: >> >> - compile your program, your boot.s and your libsys with ack -mpdpv7 -c ... >> - invoke the led linker yourself, passing in the right -b flags for >> the start address and replacing the boot.s and libsys with your custom >> ones >> - run aslod (or some other converter) on the result yourself >> >> It's probably easier (and less errorprone) just to add the plat; it'll >> be the same amount of work and give a much easier-to-use result. >> >> Re getting symbol address: you can't run anm on a platform executable >> but you can on an ack ack.out executable. Do this: >> >> $ ack -mpc86 -c.out -o hilo.out examples/hilo.c >> $ anm hilo.out >> $ ack -mpc86 -o hilo.img hilo.out >> >> Re getting an annotated disassembly: are you thinking of objdump? >> Sadly that's one thing that the ACK doesn't have, a disassembler. >> >> >> On Mon, 21 Apr 2025 at 21:05, Béla Bréda <bel...@gm...> wrote: >> > >> > Hello again, >> > >> > I'm looking for a toolchain that would allow me to develop simple programs in C for a PDP-11/05, which do not need the services of the operating system. I found several sources on the net, where different solutions were tried for this purpose, with more or less success. What I tried so far was the GCC cross-compiler with PDP-11 a.out output, partly with the newlib C library and some custom-implemented libc functions. I just made a very simple "Hello Word" test program, for which I used my own crt0 startup file and linker script. One problem is that PDP-11 support is no longer typical in modern development environments, and another problem is that even the theoretically small and simple newlib libc functions are very complicated and result in large code, which is not good for me, because on my own PDP-11/05 machine a total of 16kB of memory is available, but in the SIMH emulator only a maximum of 56kB. >> > During my research I found ACK, which I liked in several ways. It is good that it has the complete libc and I like it from the point of view that the code is simple and readable and the code of libc and system functions can be easily customized. I would of course make the UNIX function call stubs so that the compiled program works without an operating system. But then ACK itself can be easily compiled and run on a modern Linux. So far, for me this is the most promising compiler to implement my idea. >> > However, there are a few problems that I don't know how to solve with ACK. One is that it would be nice to have an assembly file output that shows the specific memory addresses set by the linker alongside the instructions, and the file also contains the assembly code of all external functions that the program uses, just like in the gcc output .s files. The other is that since there is no file system on the machine, instead of the a.out output, I would actually only need a binary output file that starts at address 0. At this address, there is only a jump instruction to the first instruction of crt0. >> > How can I solve these with ACK? >> > >> > Best regards, >> > Béla >> > _______________________________________________ >> > Tack-devel mailing list >> > Tac...@li... >> > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tack-devel > > _______________________________________________ > Tack-devel mailing list > Tac...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tack-devel |
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From: David G. <dg...@co...> - 2025-04-22 22:42:14
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(Discussions do still happen occasionally, but I'm trying to push people toward github discussions in order to migrate away from SourceForge... https://github.com/davidgiven/ack/discussions) So you want to compile C etc _to_ cintcode? I've had a quick skim of the cintcode doc and it doesn't look very encouraging. To simplify things, the ACK architecture likes to reuse the same programming model between machines, so it wants: - a physical stack (with the ability to push and pop) - its own stack frames with its own local storage, in a specific format It may be possible to fake the stack using a global variable, but of course there'd be a big efficiency hit. There are three potential code generators: - cg, which I know very little about. It's the oldest and doesn't produce great code. Documentation: https://tack.sourceforge.net/olddocs/cg.pdf Example: mach/pdp/cg - ncg, the 'new' code generator, meaning it's only about 20 years old. This is the best understood but works best on CISC machines. Documentation: https://tack.sourceforge.net/olddocs/ncg.pdf Example: mach/powerpc/ncg - mcg, the 'modern' code generator, which I wrote, which is an attempt to make a code generator with a proper register allocator which is good for RISC machines. There's no documentation. Example: mach/mips/ncg All code generators are table-driven, so there's a fair amount with wrestling with the table generator syntax. It sounds like you'd be best off with ncg but it's heavily stack-oriented, so, maybe? But either way the first thing you'd need is an assembler and linker support. The assembler is also table-driven but is basically bison. See mach/powerpc/as. In general porting the ACK is a tonne of work, _but_, it's much less work than porting gcc or llvm (and, as you say, you get a libc/libp/libm2 as well). It'd be awesome if you did it, but I do need to ask if you're sure! On Tue, 22 Apr 2025 at 13:45, <gor...@dr...> wrote: > > > Hello TACK users. It's nice to see a few posts recently. > > I have a little hobby project that's written in BCPL. The systems are > essentially a VM for the output of the BCPL compiler - something called > Cintcode (Compact Intermediate Code). It's a bytecode pretty much > optimised for running BCPL. > > For some time I've been pondering about more/different languages for it, > but I'm really not a compiler writer, so have sort of put it off for a > long time... And for an equally long time I've looked at other systems I > might be able to port, but ... > > Currently I have a standalone OS (Single user, but supports > multi-tasking/threading) written in BCPL which allows me to run the > compiler and utilities I have written. I developed it under the W65C816 > CPU and have ported most of it to RISC-V and ARM (Piv1). > > But there is the yearning for other languages, so writing a new code > generator for TACK might be a thing... > > The VM is written in native code - 65C816, RISC-V or ARM-32 assembler. > It's highly optimised for BCPLs CINTCODE though. There is a "global > vector" for global variables, (pointers to library functions or linked > program segments as well as variables), static variables are in-line with > the output code - locals and temporary variables are all on the stack. > There is no concept of segments like .data, .bss and so on. The VM has no > real registers as such - just a 2-deep stack with a 3rd register usually > used as a byte pointer for character array manipulation. The IO system is > Posix-ish (we have open/read/write/close/seek) It's all 32-bit. > > Other than writing something to translate C, Pascal, etc. into BCPL it is > even feasible? > > If so, where would I start? > > Thanks, > > Gordon > > > _______________________________________________ > Tack-devel mailing list > Tac...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tack-devel |
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From: <gor...@dr...> - 2025-04-22 11:59:32
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Hello TACK users. It's nice to see a few posts recently. I have a little hobby project that's written in BCPL. The systems are essentially a VM for the output of the BCPL compiler - something called Cintcode (Compact Intermediate Code). It's a bytecode pretty much optimised for running BCPL. For some time I've been pondering about more/different languages for it, but I'm really not a compiler writer, so have sort of put it off for a long time... And for an equally long time I've looked at other systems I might be able to port, but ... Currently I have a standalone OS (Single user, but supports multi-tasking/threading) written in BCPL which allows me to run the compiler and utilities I have written. I developed it under the W65C816 CPU and have ported most of it to RISC-V and ARM (Piv1). But there is the yearning for other languages, so writing a new code generator for TACK might be a thing... The VM is written in native code - 65C816, RISC-V or ARM-32 assembler. It's highly optimised for BCPLs CINTCODE though. There is a "global vector" for global variables, (pointers to library functions or linked program segments as well as variables), static variables are in-line with the output code - locals and temporary variables are all on the stack. There is no concept of segments like .data, .bss and so on. The VM has no real registers as such - just a 2-deep stack with a 3rd register usually used as a byte pointer for character array manipulation. The IO system is Posix-ish (we have open/read/write/close/seek) It's all 32-bit. Other than writing something to translate C, Pascal, etc. into BCPL it is even feasible? If so, where would I start? Thanks, Gordon |
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From: Béla B. <bel...@gm...> - 2025-04-22 10:23:20
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Hello, Thanks for the information. I'm trying to create a new platform for a bare metal PDP-11/05. Fortunately, the PDP-11/05, which would be the target hardware, has a very simple, flat memory organization and does not use code and data segments. I tried gcc objdump on the ACK .out file and the disassembly works, but objdump cannot read the symbol table from the file. Is it expecting a different format or did I mess something up? I started editing the descr file for the PDP-11/05. There are a few lines in the linker configuration that I don't quite understand. Do -a0, -a1, -a2, -a3 symbolize the segment addresses of the .text, .rom, .data, .bss sections or what is the exact purpose of this? What exactly does SEPID=-b1:0 do? Can I use this to set the starting address of the .text section? The ALIGN lines are not used in the x86 descr file. Is it because the code and data segments are shared? According to them, I don't need to define them for the PDP-11/05 either, if I'm thinking correctly. mapflag -i SEPID=-b1:0 mapflag -n ALIGN=-a0:1 -a1:0x2000 -a2:1 -a3:1 mapflag -nr ALIGN=-a0:1 -a1:1 -a2:0x2000 -a3:1 Best reagrds, Béla David Given <dg...@co...> ezt írta (időpont: 2025. ápr. 21., H, 22:29): > Hello, > > The ACK doesn't really like using the compiler configured for one > platform to generate code for another --- the code generator is > allowed to produce platform-dependent code. For example, the 8080 code > generator by default generates calls to helpers via RSTs and of course > these need to be configured for your platform. > > So, the _right_ thing to do is to add a new plat for your bare-metal > architecture. See plat/pc86 for a really simple one which produces > bootable PC floppies. include should be obvious, libsys contains the > system call library (mostly stubs in C, you can just copy these) and > boot.s is the startup code; you'll want to copy most of the pdpv7 one. > descr is the actual platform configuration used by the ack executable > to build programs; you can just copy the pdpv7 one with the obvious > edits. The most complex part is that you'll need to replace the cv > section --- this converts from the generate ack executable to a > platform executable; it's not done by the linker. For the pdpv7 plat > there's a custom tool, but chances are you'll want the standard aslod > tool (see man page in util/amisc/aslod.1). This just emits all the > segments in order. pc86 uses this to make a disk image. > > The wrinkle here is that the PDP11 uses split I/D, and I don't know > how these get mapped to physical memory. If you can't handle with all > the data just being immediately after the code, you'll need your own > custom tool. > > However... a brief look at the pdp code generator suggests that it > doesn't use any platform-specific features, so you might be able to > get away without making a new plat. You'll need to: > > - compile your program, your boot.s and your libsys with ack -mpdpv7 -c ... > - invoke the led linker yourself, passing in the right -b flags for > the start address and replacing the boot.s and libsys with your custom > ones > - run aslod (or some other converter) on the result yourself > > It's probably easier (and less errorprone) just to add the plat; it'll > be the same amount of work and give a much easier-to-use result. > > Re getting symbol address: you can't run anm on a platform executable > but you can on an ack ack.out executable. Do this: > > $ ack -mpc86 -c.out -o hilo.out examples/hilo.c > $ anm hilo.out > $ ack -mpc86 -o hilo.img hilo.out > > Re getting an annotated disassembly: are you thinking of objdump? > Sadly that's one thing that the ACK doesn't have, a disassembler. > > > On Mon, 21 Apr 2025 at 21:05, Béla Bréda <bel...@gm...> wrote: > > > > Hello again, > > > > I'm looking for a toolchain that would allow me to develop simple > programs in C for a PDP-11/05, which do not need the services of the > operating system. I found several sources on the net, where different > solutions were tried for this purpose, with more or less success. What I > tried so far was the GCC cross-compiler with PDP-11 a.out output, partly > with the newlib C library and some custom-implemented libc functions. I > just made a very simple "Hello Word" test program, for which I used my own > crt0 startup file and linker script. One problem is that PDP-11 support is > no longer typical in modern development environments, and another problem > is that even the theoretically small and simple newlib libc functions are > very complicated and result in large code, which is not good for me, > because on my own PDP-11/05 machine a total of 16kB of memory is available, > but in the SIMH emulator only a maximum of 56kB. > > During my research I found ACK, which I liked in several ways. It is > good that it has the complete libc and I like it from the point of view > that the code is simple and readable and the code of libc and system > functions can be easily customized. I would of course make the UNIX > function call stubs so that the compiled program works without an operating > system. But then ACK itself can be easily compiled and run on a modern > Linux. So far, for me this is the most promising compiler to implement my > idea. > > However, there are a few problems that I don't know how to solve with > ACK. One is that it would be nice to have an assembly file output that > shows the specific memory addresses set by the linker alongside the > instructions, and the file also contains the assembly code of all external > functions that the program uses, just like in the gcc output .s files. The > other is that since there is no file system on the machine, instead of the > a.out output, I would actually only need a binary output file that starts > at address 0. At this address, there is only a jump instruction to the > first instruction of crt0. > > How can I solve these with ACK? > > > > Best regards, > > Béla > > _______________________________________________ > > Tack-devel mailing list > > Tac...@li... > > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tack-devel > |
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From: David G. <dg...@co...> - 2025-04-21 20:30:34
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Hello, The ACK doesn't really like using the compiler configured for one platform to generate code for another --- the code generator is allowed to produce platform-dependent code. For example, the 8080 code generator by default generates calls to helpers via RSTs and of course these need to be configured for your platform. So, the _right_ thing to do is to add a new plat for your bare-metal architecture. See plat/pc86 for a really simple one which produces bootable PC floppies. include should be obvious, libsys contains the system call library (mostly stubs in C, you can just copy these) and boot.s is the startup code; you'll want to copy most of the pdpv7 one. descr is the actual platform configuration used by the ack executable to build programs; you can just copy the pdpv7 one with the obvious edits. The most complex part is that you'll need to replace the cv section --- this converts from the generate ack executable to a platform executable; it's not done by the linker. For the pdpv7 plat there's a custom tool, but chances are you'll want the standard aslod tool (see man page in util/amisc/aslod.1). This just emits all the segments in order. pc86 uses this to make a disk image. The wrinkle here is that the PDP11 uses split I/D, and I don't know how these get mapped to physical memory. If you can't handle with all the data just being immediately after the code, you'll need your own custom tool. However... a brief look at the pdp code generator suggests that it doesn't use any platform-specific features, so you might be able to get away without making a new plat. You'll need to: - compile your program, your boot.s and your libsys with ack -mpdpv7 -c ... - invoke the led linker yourself, passing in the right -b flags for the start address and replacing the boot.s and libsys with your custom ones - run aslod (or some other converter) on the result yourself It's probably easier (and less errorprone) just to add the plat; it'll be the same amount of work and give a much easier-to-use result. Re getting symbol address: you can't run anm on a platform executable but you can on an ack ack.out executable. Do this: $ ack -mpc86 -c.out -o hilo.out examples/hilo.c $ anm hilo.out $ ack -mpc86 -o hilo.img hilo.out Re getting an annotated disassembly: are you thinking of objdump? Sadly that's one thing that the ACK doesn't have, a disassembler. On Mon, 21 Apr 2025 at 21:05, Béla Bréda <bel...@gm...> wrote: > > Hello again, > > I'm looking for a toolchain that would allow me to develop simple programs in C for a PDP-11/05, which do not need the services of the operating system. I found several sources on the net, where different solutions were tried for this purpose, with more or less success. What I tried so far was the GCC cross-compiler with PDP-11 a.out output, partly with the newlib C library and some custom-implemented libc functions. I just made a very simple "Hello Word" test program, for which I used my own crt0 startup file and linker script. One problem is that PDP-11 support is no longer typical in modern development environments, and another problem is that even the theoretically small and simple newlib libc functions are very complicated and result in large code, which is not good for me, because on my own PDP-11/05 machine a total of 16kB of memory is available, but in the SIMH emulator only a maximum of 56kB. > During my research I found ACK, which I liked in several ways. It is good that it has the complete libc and I like it from the point of view that the code is simple and readable and the code of libc and system functions can be easily customized. I would of course make the UNIX function call stubs so that the compiled program works without an operating system. But then ACK itself can be easily compiled and run on a modern Linux. So far, for me this is the most promising compiler to implement my idea. > However, there are a few problems that I don't know how to solve with ACK. One is that it would be nice to have an assembly file output that shows the specific memory addresses set by the linker alongside the instructions, and the file also contains the assembly code of all external functions that the program uses, just like in the gcc output .s files. The other is that since there is no file system on the machine, instead of the a.out output, I would actually only need a binary output file that starts at address 0. At this address, there is only a jump instruction to the first instruction of crt0. > How can I solve these with ACK? > > Best regards, > Béla > _______________________________________________ > Tack-devel mailing list > Tac...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tack-devel |
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From: Béla B. <bel...@gm...> - 2025-04-21 19:06:28
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Hello again, I'm looking for a toolchain that would allow me to develop simple programs in C for a PDP-11/05, which do not need the services of the operating system. I found several sources on the net, where different solutions were tried for this purpose, with more or less success. What I tried so far was the GCC cross-compiler with PDP-11 a.out output, partly with the newlib C library and some custom-implemented libc functions. I just made a very simple "Hello Word" test program, for which I used my own crt0 startup file and linker script. One problem is that PDP-11 support is no longer typical in modern development environments, and another problem is that even the theoretically small and simple newlib libc functions are very complicated and result in large code, which is not good for me, because on my own PDP-11/05 machine a total of 16kB of memory is available, but in the SIMH emulator only a maximum of 56kB. During my research I found ACK, which I liked in several ways. It is good that it has the complete libc and I like it from the point of view that the code is simple and readable and the code of libc and system functions can be easily customized. I would of course make the UNIX function call stubs so that the compiled program works without an operating system. But then ACK itself can be easily compiled and run on a modern Linux. So far, for me this is the most promising compiler to implement my idea. However, there are a few problems that I don't know how to solve with ACK. One is that it would be nice to have an assembly file output that shows the specific memory addresses set by the linker alongside the instructions, and the file also contains the assembly code of all external functions that the program uses, just like in the gcc output .s files. The other is that since there is no file system on the machine, instead of the a.out output, I would actually only need a binary output file that starts at address 0. At this address, there is only a jump instruction to the first instruction of crt0. How can I solve these with ACK? Best regards, Béla |
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From: Béla B. <bel...@gm...> - 2025-04-21 07:45:20
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I looked for the install target in the Makefile and I noticed that it doesn't exist, but I thought that this function would be implemented in some other way. :-D Thanks for fixing it. David Given <dg...@co...> ezt írta (időpont: 2025. ápr. 20., V, 16:11): > Yup, my bad --- the 'install' target was missing. This should be fixed now. > > On Sun, 20 Apr 2025 at 11:55, Béla Bréda <bel...@gm...> wrote: > > > > Hello, > > > > I'm very new with ACK. I would like to install on Ubuntu 24.04.2 LTS. I > modified the Makefile: > > DEFAULT_PLATFORM ?= pdpv7 > > PLATS = pdpv7 > > PREFIX ?= /home/bredab/ack > > > > I do sudo make: no errors. .obj folder appears in ack source folder. > > After that I do sudo make install but I got a message: > > bredab@DESKTOP-BBR:~/ack$ sudo make install > > make: *** No rule to make target 'install'. Stop. > > > > What could be the problem? > > > > Thanks, > > Béla > > _______________________________________________ > > Tack-devel mailing list > > Tac...@li... > > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tack-devel > |
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From: David G. <dg...@co...> - 2025-04-20 14:24:28
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Yup, my bad --- the 'install' target was missing. This should be fixed now. On Sun, 20 Apr 2025 at 11:55, Béla Bréda <bel...@gm...> wrote: > > Hello, > > I'm very new with ACK. I would like to install on Ubuntu 24.04.2 LTS. I modified the Makefile: > DEFAULT_PLATFORM ?= pdpv7 > PLATS = pdpv7 > PREFIX ?= /home/bredab/ack > > I do sudo make: no errors. .obj folder appears in ack source folder. > After that I do sudo make install but I got a message: > bredab@DESKTOP-BBR:~/ack$ sudo make install > make: *** No rule to make target 'install'. Stop. > > What could be the problem? > > Thanks, > Béla > _______________________________________________ > Tack-devel mailing list > Tac...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tack-devel |
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From: Béla B. <bel...@gm...> - 2025-04-20 09:56:11
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Hello, I'm very new with ACK. I would like to install on Ubuntu 24.04.2 LTS. I modified the Makefile: DEFAULT_PLATFORM ?= pdpv7 PLATS = pdpv7 PREFIX ?= /home/bredab/ack I do sudo make: no errors. .obj folder appears in ack source folder. After that I do sudo make install but I got a message: bredab@DESKTOP-BBR:~/ack$ sudo make install make: *** No rule to make target 'install'. Stop. What could be the problem? Thanks, Béla |
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From: David G. <dg...@co...> - 2025-01-11 11:37:24
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I've got the minixST stuff building on 6.0 --- it's just gone through the autobuilder. Of course, it's not tested and so I have no idea whether it actually _works_, but it is at least building the example programs... This is using the new possibly-improved libc with the old Minix syscall library, which I've ANSIfied. Minix uses some really old Unixisms, like sgtty.h, which have been copied more or less intact, but I'm not sure how well they match with the newer libc. The good news is that a lot of the syscall library is in C, which means that the bulk of the work to make minix86 binaries build has been done if anyone wants it. On Thu, 9 Jan 2025 at 16:00, <u-...@ae...> wrote: > > On Thu, Jan 09, 2025 at 08:31:51AM -0500, mic...@co... wrote: > > What does it take to build this? What platform are you using to build? Are there instructions for building? > > Not what you asked, but FWIIW > > > > https://www.cs.vu.nl/pub/ceriel/ack/Ack-5.5.tar.gz > > For this one a good build and run platform would be probably Minix-2 on i386. > Building on Linux is fully possible but far from straightforward. > > > _______________________________________________ > Tack-devel mailing list > Tac...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tack-devel |
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From: <u-...@ae...> - 2025-01-09 15:01:26
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On Thu, Jan 09, 2025 at 08:31:51AM -0500, mic...@co... wrote: > What does it take to build this? What platform are you using to build? Are there instructions for building? Not what you asked, but FWIIW > > https://www.cs.vu.nl/pub/ceriel/ack/Ack-5.5.tar.gz For this one a good build and run platform would be probably Minix-2 on i386. Building on Linux is fully possible but far from straightforward. |
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From: <mic...@co...> - 2025-01-09 13:31:58
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That would be awesome. What does it take to build this? What platform are you using to build? Are there instructions for building? Michael Evenson http://www.swtpcemu.com/swtpc/Downloads.htm http://ftp.flexusergroup.com:8080 <- http link to the sftp site http://www.flexusergroup.com/forum -----Original Message----- From: David Given <dg...@co...> Sent: Thursday, January 9, 2025 7:57 AM To: mic...@co... Cc: u-...@ae...; tac...@li... Subject: Re: [Tack-devel] looking for the source for ACK that still supported the 68K I've taken a look at enabling the old minixST platform in 6.0 (which to my surprise uses the m68k2 code generator, which has 32-bit pointers and 16-bit ints). It doesn't look like it would be too much work to get running again. On Thu, 9 Jan 2025 at 13:33, michael.evenson--- via Tack-devel <tac...@li...> wrote: > > Thanks you so much. I will check it out. > > Michael Evenson > http://www.swtpcemu.com/swtpc/Downloads.htm > http://ftp.flexusergroup.com:8080 <- http link to the sftp site > http://www.flexusergroup.com/forum > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: u-...@ae... <u-...@ae...> > Sent: Monday, January 6, 2025 3:17 AM > To: mic...@co... > Cc: tac...@li... > Subject: Re: [Tack-devel] looking for the source for ACK that still > supported the 68K > > On Sun, Jan 05, 2025 at 08:30:34AM -0500, michael.evenson--- via > Tack-devel > wrote: > > Does anyone have the sources for the ACK that sill > > supported the 68K processor for minix. I am running minix 1.4b (for > > the > PT68K-2/4. > > https://www.cs.vu.nl/pub/ceriel/ack/Ack-5.5.tar.gz > > doc/install.pr contains : > > minixST ST Minix 2/4 C + minixST > Atari ST running Minix > Pascal m68k2 > Basic > occam > Modula-2 > > Cheers > > > > _______________________________________________ > Tack-devel mailing list > Tac...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tack-devel |
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From: David G. <dg...@co...> - 2025-01-09 12:57:31
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I've taken a look at enabling the old minixST platform in 6.0 (which to my surprise uses the m68k2 code generator, which has 32-bit pointers and 16-bit ints). It doesn't look like it would be too much work to get running again. On Thu, 9 Jan 2025 at 13:33, michael.evenson--- via Tack-devel <tac...@li...> wrote: > > Thanks you so much. I will check it out. > > Michael Evenson > http://www.swtpcemu.com/swtpc/Downloads.htm > http://ftp.flexusergroup.com:8080 <- http link to the sftp site > http://www.flexusergroup.com/forum > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: u-...@ae... <u-...@ae...> > Sent: Monday, January 6, 2025 3:17 AM > To: mic...@co... > Cc: tac...@li... > Subject: Re: [Tack-devel] looking for the source for ACK that still > supported the 68K > > On Sun, Jan 05, 2025 at 08:30:34AM -0500, michael.evenson--- via Tack-devel > wrote: > > Does anyone have the sources for the ACK that sill > > supported the 68K processor for minix. I am running minix 1.4b (for the > PT68K-2/4. > > https://www.cs.vu.nl/pub/ceriel/ack/Ack-5.5.tar.gz > > doc/install.pr contains : > > minixST ST Minix 2/4 C + minixST > Atari ST running Minix > Pascal m68k2 > Basic > occam > Modula-2 > > Cheers > > > > _______________________________________________ > Tack-devel mailing list > Tac...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tack-devel |
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