Where can I find documentation for the instruction behavior of the
bytecode generated by LCC (the -target=bytecode parameter)? I'm trying
to convert it to x86 ASM with no luck so far..

jd.foxx@gmail.com a �crit :
> Where can I find documentation for the instruction behavior of the
> bytecode generated by LCC (the -target=bytecode parameter)? I'm trying
> to convert it to x86 ASM with no luck so far..
> 

why don't you use the x86 backend???

>>why don't you use the x86 backend???

Because that defeats the entire purpose of the exercise :).

jd.foxx@gmail.com wrote:

 > Where can I find documentation for the instruction behavior of the
 > bytecode generated by LCC (the -target=bytecode parameter)? I'm trying
 > to convert it to x86 ASM with no luck so far..

Try here (The lcc 4.x Code-Generation Interface)
   ftp://ftp.research.microsoft.com/pub/tr/tr-2001-64.pdf

It is more related to the in-memory representation that to the
testual one that you get with the -target option
but can be a good starting point.

Here the starting page with a lot of links
   http://www.cs.princeton.edu/software/lcc/

The book describe the old interface (3.x) that should be the one
used by the lcc-win32 port.


Regards.

Luca