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Files in this archive:
00README This file
Makefile Duh
autocoder.f90 Autocoder assembler
bcd_to_ascii_m.f90
Bootstrap_m.f90
error_m.f90
input_m.f90
io_units.f90
lexer.f90
literals_m.f90
machine.f90
op_codes_m.f90
operand_m.f90
parser.f90
pass_1_m.f90
pass_2_m.f90
pass_3_m.f90
symtab_m.f90
traces_m.f90
Write_Tape_m.f90
zone_m.f90
Autocoder_doc.pdf Documentation for Autocoder and Link.
Link.f90 A linker for output from autocoder
tapedump.f90 A filter that dumps the "object tape" from the -t
option with word marks. See the Write_Tape
subroutine in pass_3_m.f90.
to_simh.f90 Convert the "object tape" to run in simh; uses
stream output, which didn't exist in f95. It
provides traditional SimH, Pierce A and H, and
Icelandic encodings. The Makefile doesn't make
this one as to_simh, but it can be made as
to_simh_f. "make all" doesn't do this.
to_simh_direct.f90 Convert the "object tape" to run in simh; uses
direct-access output to fake stream output, which
didn't exist in f95. This works on many
systems. The Makefile doesn't make this one, but
it can be made as to_simh_d. "make all" doesn't
do this.
to_simh.c Convert the "object tape" to run in simh; uses C
stream I/O; should work on essentially all systems.
It only provides Pierce A and H encodings.
to_e11.f90 Convert the "object tape" to run in simh; uses
unformatted Fortran output, which is coincidentally
exactly what simh wants on many little-endian systems.
This doesn't pad odd-length records, so use
set mt1 FORMAT=E11
before booting.
Reloc_Notes.txt Notes on Autocoder relocatable output and Linker
control file syntax.