/bin/as (now gcc)

[aglew at urbsdc.Urbana.Gould.COM]

>> 	mov.w	L2-L1(%pc,%d0.w),%d0
>> 		^^^^^
>Alex, this looks just like the code gcc produces. AMAZING! :^)
>If you are tring to get gcc-1.22 up just replace the L2-L1
>(or any labels they may happen to be) with the magic number ten. (i.e. 10)

This worries me a little bit. I have at least some hope of running
a code rearranger on the assembly output; the move statement for
switch is exactly the sort of thing that you might want to 
rearrange, except for the explicit constant. Not that code scheduling
makes much difference on a 68010 anyway...