>Date: Thu, 10 Oct 1996 11:22:44 -0400 (EDT)
>From: Jose Alburquerque <jose@alexandria.net>

>However, I still think that the conversion is a worthwhile project in
>which I would invest time if I were more knowledgeable.  Thank you all
>again.

Really, the only part you need to write is a front end for gcc that
can turn assembly code for a given processor (i386 in this case) into
gcc's RTL; think of it as the back end in reverse.  Just a SMOP. =:-O

The full chain would look something like:

objdump | <asm parser for A> | gcc backend for B | as | ld

(objdump is part of the GNU binutils)
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