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armasm vs. gas directives

Hi all,

I am trying to compile an ARM assembly file using an ARM cross-compile as that is written and targeted to compile using the ARMASM compiler from ARM SDT.  I got tons of errors saying about "bad instruction" and I know it's sth that deals with the different directives of those two assemblers.

So I am wondering if there are any options in "as" so that I can compile the file without any errors?  Or I have to change all the directives in the file so it would fit into the GNU as?  If that is the case, is there some kind of chart or document that lists and compares the use of those directives?

Thank you for your help.

Benjamin


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