This is my (very) basic program that I am trying to write using a 
cross-compiled NetBSD toolchain. To do this i simply did the following...

$ cd /usr/src
<download and unpack sources into /usr/src>
$ ./build.sh -m m68k -t
$ cd ~
$ mkdir coldfire
$ mkdir coldfire/tools
$ cd coldfire/tools
$ cp -R /usr/src/tools/obj/tools.NetBSD-1.6.2-i386/* .
$ cd ..
$ mkdir Projects
$ mkdir Projects/EvalBoard
$ cd Projects/EvalBoard

In this folder I have the following files...

init.asm
  1)
  2)	.text
  3)	.global _start	
  4)
  5) # A Comment
  6) # .equ	TEST_CONSTANT,	0x200
  7)	.set	TEST_CONSTANT,0x200
  8) _start:
  9)
10)	move.b	TEST_CONSTANT,d0
11)

Makefile
  1) TOOLBIN=../../tools/bin
  2) ASM=$(TOOLBIN)/m68k--netbsdelf-as
  3) LINKER=$(TOOLBIN)/m68k--netbsdelf-ld
  4) OBJCOPY=$(TOOLBIN)/m68k--netbsdelf-objcopy
  5)
  6) code.o : init.o
  7)	$(LINKER) init.o -o code.o
  8)
  9) init.o : init.asm
10)	$(ASM) -m68020 -o init.o init.asm
11)
12) clean :
13) 	rm init.o
14)

When I do a "make" I get the following error...

   ../../tools/bin/m68k--netbsdelf-as -o init.o init.asm
   ../../tools/bin/m68k--netbsdelf-ld init.o -o code.o
   init.o: In function `_start':
   init.o(.text+0x4): undefined reference to `d0'
   *** Error code 1

   Stop.
   make: stopped in /usr/coldfire/Projects/EvalBoard

It looks like the assembler assumes that d0 is a variable, when it should 
be data register 0. Looking at the docs for the assembler, I don't see 
anything special.

Any ideas? Thanks in advance.

--

Brian