In article <4f6c97i00VB30aA9tx@andrew.cmu.edu> "Brian E. Gallew" <geek+@CMU.EDU> writes:
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>Change the makefile so that it builds seagate.c in two steps.  In the
>first step, use -S to get assembly language.  Then use -c on that
>output to build seagate.o.  Fun, huh?

        This is only a quick and dirty way of compiling seagate.c.  If you
still have the old assembler around, you should still be able to compile this
without any of the falter-all.

        The seagate.c in the new scsi code no longer has C-style comments in
the assembly code, so the point becomes moot.

-Eric
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Eric Youngdale