Can't compile *.s/*.asm files with avr-as

Codi Guest #1552282 
Hello,
i have a problem. If i want to compile an assembler file with avr-as and 
"m8def.inc" is included i can't compile because of these errors:



1
(...)

2
m8def.inc:139: Error: expected comma after "OCF1B"

3
m8def.inc:140: Error: expected comma after "OCF1A"

4
(...)

5
or

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(...)

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m8def.inc:449: Error: junk at end of line, first unrecognized character is`0'

8
m8def.inc:450: Error: expected comma after "INT1addr"

9
m8def.inc:450: Error: junk at end of line, first unrecognized character is`0'

10
(...)

11
and much more.


I guess it's because the "m8def.inc" file is written in AVR-Assembler 
and not GNU-Assembler.

Now my question is:
How can i fix m8def.inc or better ;) is there already a pre defined file 
like this for GNU-Assembler?

Thanks a lot :)
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mizch Guest #1552294 
You can't mix Atmel's def.inc files with GNU gas.  They are written for 
a different kind of assembler.

Use #include <avr/io.h> to get the symbols for your processor.  They 
will sometimes differ from what you're used to if you've been using AVR 
assembler before, however.
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Oliver Guest #1552491 
If the whole file is written for Atmel assembler, you have to adapt not 
only the includes to GNU, but also the rest of the programm. avr-as will 
tell you, what ist doesn't like.

Oliver
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