[Simh] load

[Kevin Handy]

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'.

Haven't had a lot of time to play with it lately, so here it is if anyone
else wants to tplay with it. I don't think I broke anything, so it may be
something like '16 bit int' expectations in the code, or maybe it is
looking for a different object format.


On Fri, Jan 31, 2020 at 12:04 AM Lars Brinkhoff <lars at nocrew.org> wrote:

> Paul Koning wrote:
> > For running parts of the GCC test suite for the PDP11 target, I wanted
> > to be able to run its output on SIMH.
>
> A very convenient but probably less accurate way to run PDP-11 a.out
> programs is to use Warren Toomey's apout emulator.
>
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