Vsys/originals/Macintosh/ASM/

Command Files

These scripts build the assemble with the name AAman, rather than AAma. Thus the scripts will not find it, instead of /usr/bin/AAma, in the execution path. Some assemble the software floating point emulation module Emul.a and/or link with Emul.y, which implements the assembler .EMUL directive for systems without hardware floating point.

Those scripts that take a command line argument need k=#, where # specifies the system. See the comments in Amacro.e about MACHINE=.Key. The option for making a special assembler (one that assembles the assembler), requires an extra 100, for example k=114 for the Macintosh or k=109 for the Minimum.
NAM.s AAman for the Macintosh, with Emul.a.
NAL.s Link preassembled block object files to produce AAman, without Emul.a.
NAX.s AAman from source for the specified system, without Emul.a.

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