bryan@intvax2.cs.sandia.gov (Jon R Bryan) (06/13/91)
From article <1991Jun14.024312.1152@kcbbs.gen.nz>, by Gordon_Hooton@kcbbs.gen.nz (Gordon Hooton): > I understand from a reply in another forum that forth compilers exist > for programming the HC11 microprocessor family. Is any netter in this > newsgroup using forth for this purpose and is it possible to get some > idea of cost and availability of compilers for the HC11 (basically superset > of motorola 6801 code I think). > Thanks -Gordon Hooton You might try New Micros, Inc. at 1601 Chalk Hill Rd., Dallas, Texas 75212. The number is (214)-339-2204. They have several flavors of 68HC11. The Forth is mask-programmed in the internal PROM. I have used their boards as the basis for a battery-powered demonstrator for an accelerometer we were working on (had fun riding the elevators with it), and a respiratory monitor. I think the performance is quite good. -- Jon R. Bryan <=> bryan@intvax.cs.sandia.gov Sandia National Laboratories Intelligent Machine Principles Division Albuquerque, New Mexico
Gordon_Hooton@kcbbs.gen.nz (Gordon Hooton) (06/14/91)
I understand from a reply in another forum that forth compilers exist for programming the HC11 microprocessor family. Is any netter in this newsgroup using forth for this purpose and is it possible to get some idea of cost and availability of compilers for the HC11 (basically superset of motorola 6801 code I think). Thanks -Gordon Hooton