Sozobon's JAS runs at CP/M 68K

As I expected, JAS from Sozobon C compiler for Atari was easy to port back to CP/M 68 and it works natively.
To do it, do the following: compile Sozobon C on unix host (see virtuallyfun.superglobalmegacorp.com/?p=97 (or mirrored on my site), then compile jas by xhcc, now using makefile , not make.unx.
First, make a small patch in main.c:

        if ( freopb( ofile, "w", stdout ) ==  NULL )
                error( 0, "can't open object file for writing" );
      if ( freopen( ofile, "bw", stdout ) == (FILE *) NULL )
             error( 0, "can't open object file for writing" );

Then take CP/M-68 1.3 distribution files; here you'll find DISK4 and header files on it. You have to convert them to lowercase and erase all symbols after (and including) ^Z.
Then edit makefile to became smth like that:

CC = ./xhcc
CFLAGS = -c -v -O -I/home/dtz/8BIT/68K/CPM1.3/DISK4

Run make, you'll get 10 *.s files; then assemble them by jas:

#!/usr/local/bin/tclsh
foreach f [glob *.s] {
 exec ./xjas -8 $f
}

You'll get 10 .o files. Transfer them to CP/M 68K host and link by DRI's LO68: c:lo68 -R -u_nofloat -o jas.68k c:s.o CBUF.O CPY.O GEN.O HDR.O LEX.O MAIN.O OPS.O OPT.O PARSE.O PASS.O SCAN.O SYM.O c:clib And know what? It works! (do not forget to add -8 switch when calling jas). However, that's not very useful as assembler, but better to have an assembler with SOURCE as alternative to AS68.
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