.macro ijsr indirect
#ifdef mc68000
local return
pea .&return
move.l \indirect,-(a7)
rts
.&return:
#else
jsr ([\indirect])
#endif
.endm
we see what it is about, it's macro for transparent usage of indirect jsr, i.e. "ijsr some_pointer" will transform into appropriate instruction(s) on all m68k CPUs.
Trouble is, gcc (gnu as?) differs here from 2.95/2.13 in latest Vincent's patches. Not only it uses first part of code for -m68060 but what's more important, "local return" is unknown to Vincent's tools. Of course I can change it in fvdi sources but I think we should stick with original behavior.
Btw, is it correct behavior when I invoke "as" directly, it doesn't know stuff like #define ? (it does when I invoke it from gcc)
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