> I'm not sure you are asking the correct question. A cross compiler or > assembler is only useful if you have source code (in a HLL or assembly > language). If all you have is binary object code, then you are asking for > is some sort of 68k-binary to ARM assembly language translator; and I > am not sure any such fully automated application exists given the endian > differences between these two architectures. You best bet is to either > acquire HLL source code, to completely disassemble and rewrite the > code and libraries, or to just run the 68k code under an emulator such > as PACE. > Actually a part of my code (140Kb) is in ARM assembly language. This code calls functions from the C code (68k) and vice versa. 1st I thought of using armlets. but i see 2 problems in it. i> the bin file will go beyond 64k, and thus will give problems to load in .r file ii> majority of assembly functions are not passed any parameters. the assembly code assumes that the registers will have some pre loaded values (both C and assembly codes are for ARM platform only). What I assume is that if I use armlets the values in these registers won't be the same as what the code expects. Do u think my assumption is correct??
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