Kerrick Staley <mail@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > I can successfully compile the programs and convert them into a raw > binary format for use with the processor I designed, but I now need to > also run the programs on the MARS simulator in order to check the > accuracy of my processor implementation. The MARS simulator will only > accept assembly source code as input (and not raw binary or object > files), so I tried using -S to produce the assembly code for the > programs. The problem is that MARS does not understand macros such as > %lo and %hi (although it does have basic support for directives), so > the code won't run. I also tried using objdump to disassemble the > object file, but it inserts a bunch of extra junk such as instruction > addresses. > > How can I get the raw assembly code in a simple format (that MARS can parse)? I suppose you could try -mno-explicit-relocs. I would not be at all surprised if it no longer works, though, as I doubt anybody tests it. Ian
