ATRANS(1)			 HP-UX 5.0		     ATRANS(1)

     NAME
	  atrans - translate assembly language

     SYNOPSIS
	  atrans [ -j ] [ -n ] [ filename ]

     HP-UX COMPATIBILITY
	  Level:    HP-UX/DEVELOPMENT

	  Origin:   HP

	  Remarks:  Atrans  is	implemented  on	 the  Series  200  and
		    Integral PC only.

     DESCRIPTION
	  Atrans translates an	assembly  language  source  file  from
	  Series  200  Pascal  workstation assembly language syntax to
	  Series 200 HP-UX assembly language syntax. If no filename is
	  given, input is assumed to come from stdin.

	  All  uppercase  characters  are   converted	to   lowercase
	  characters, except those in comments or in quoted strings.

	  Hexadecimal constants are converted from Series  200	Pascal
	  workstation  syntax,	$<hex number>  to the Series 200 HP-UX
	  syntax, 0x<hex number>.

	  Operands whose effective address is program  counter	  with
	  displacement	will have the string pc inserted in them (e.g.
	  8(d6) will become 8(pc,d6)).

	  Lines containing the following list  of  Series  200	Pascal
	  workstation  pseudo-ops have no parallel in Series 200 HP-UX
	  syntax and are translated as comment	lines:	decimal,  end,
	  llen,	 list,	lprint,	 nolist,  noobj,  nosyms,  page,  spc,
	  sprint, ttl.

	  Lines containing the mname or src pseudo-ops are  translated
	  as  comment  lines,  and  a  warning is printed stating that
	  modules are not supported by the Series 200 HP-UX assembler.

	  The pseudo-ops, def,	refa,  and  refr,  are	translated  as
	  globl.

	  The file name operand of  an	include	 pseudo-op  will  have
	  quote marks put around it.

	  Certain pseudo-ops require manual intervention to translate.
	  Each	Line  containing these pseudo_ops will cause a message
	  to be printed stating that an error will be generated by the
	  Series  200  HP-UX  assembler.   These  pseudo-ops are: com,
	  lmode, org, rorg, rmode, smode, start.
	  The -j option converts opcodes with  the  bcc[.s|.l]	branch
	  syntax  to  the  jcc syntax.	It also converts bsr[.s|.l] to
	  jbsr.

	  The -n option converts groups of blanks to tabs.

     SEE ALSO
	  as(1).