> On Feb 11, 2020, at 6:04 PM, Kevin Handy <khandy2...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Ok, I have looked at the link11 code, and after a lot of fuzzing around, got
> it to compile under Linux. Attached is that code. It compiles without errors
> using 'make', and I haven't tried -Wall yet.
>
> I left it as mostly K&R, but I needed to stuff in a lot of prototypes to
> quieten warnings, nor did I remove 'register' or 'auto' from definitions.
> There was a lot of 'auto x' instead of 'auto int x' also.
>
> However, it does not like the object files I threw at it, from the macro11
> package on simtools, nor from object files from a RSTS/E system. It just says
> 'not an object file'.
Which flavor of object files? On RSTS/E, your choices are the RSX and RT11
assemblers. Their outputs are different. RSX MAC puts out RMS variable length
record files, so there are record headers. It looks like the payload is
classic formatted-binary data, though. RT11 object files appears to be
classic.
paul
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