bribri
Active member
This ought to be an easy and dumb question, but for the life of me I can't figure it out.
I want to add a 68k assembler source file to a CodeWarrior (Pro 4) project. But I can't figure out how! Am I supposed to use a .a extension for it? Regardless of what extension I do use -- and I've tried .a, .s, and .asm -- it won't let me add it to the project. I see my project settings has a "file mappings" section but it doesn't give me the option of specifying that the source file should be compiled as assembler. (Only options C / C++, rez, lib importer, MPW importer, PEF importer, and "balloon help".)
For that matter, is CodeWarrior's 68k assembler syntax still documented anywhere I can get at it?
I want to add a 68k assembler source file to a CodeWarrior (Pro 4) project. But I can't figure out how! Am I supposed to use a .a extension for it? Regardless of what extension I do use -- and I've tried .a, .s, and .asm -- it won't let me add it to the project. I see my project settings has a "file mappings" section but it doesn't give me the option of specifying that the source file should be compiled as assembler. (Only options C / C++, rez, lib importer, MPW importer, PEF importer, and "balloon help".)
For that matter, is CodeWarrior's 68k assembler syntax still documented anywhere I can get at it?