benderly@cs.columbia.edu (Dan Benderly) (07/22/89)
I am looking for a C compiler running on an MS-DOS machine (286 or 386) that will produce 68000 assembly code. Any references/phone numbers/comments would be much appreciated. Dan benderly@cs.columbia.edu
kevino@hpccc.HP.COM (Kevin Owen) (07/25/89)
Try the Motorola BBS in Austin Texas at (512) 891-3733. They have cross compilers and assemblers for most of the microprocessors they make. The best part is that the programs and use of the the BBS is free! I recently downloaded x6800.arc and it seems to work just fine. Good luck and I hope this helps. #include <disclaimer.h> _______________________________________________________________________________ _ , __ Kevin Owen @ Hewlett-Packard ' ) / / ') Cupertino, California /-< _ , __o ____ / / , , , _ ____ Phone : (408) 447-0218 / ) </_\/ <__/ / < (__/ (_(_/_</_/ / <_ UN*X Mail ...hplabs!hpccc!kevino _______________________________________________________________________________
everett@hpcvlx.HP.COM (Everett Kaser) (07/25/89)
I know Lattice used to have a CP/M 68K cross compiler, that worked fine if you ignored the CP/M systems calls in their libraries. You might call them and see if it's been updated (it was pretty basic a couple of years ago) or if it's even still available. Everett Kaser "Your thoughts create your reality." !hplabs!hp-pcd!everett everett%hpcvlx@hplabs.hp.com
Howard.Spindel@busker.FIDONET.ORG (Howard Spindel) (07/27/89)
> From: benderly@cs.columbia.edu (Dan Benderly) > Date: 21 Jul 89 21:58:13 GMT > Organization: Columbia University Department of Computer Science > Message-ID: <279@cs.columbia.edu> > Newsgroups: alt.msdos.programmer,comp.sys.ibm.pc > > I am looking for a C compiler running on an MS-DOS machine (286 or 386) that > will produce 68000 assembly code. > > Any references/phone numbers/comments would be much appreciated. > > Dan > > benderly@cs.columbia.edu There are many possibilities. I personally use Lattice C 68K. Other names that come to mind are MetaWare, Intermetrics, Manx, Software Development Systems, Sierra Systems, and Alcyon. Capabilities of these compilers are many and varied. I personally worked with Lattice for many months on getting their 68020 compiler from Beta test to production using a large project of mine as a guinea pig. The Lattice compiler is pretty good now. Phones: Lattice (312) 916-1600 Sorry my time on this machine is expiring. Look in magazines for ads for these companies or write to me and I'll respond another time. -- Howard Spindel - via FidoNet node 1:105/14 UUCP: ...!{uunet!oresoft, tektronix!reed}!busker!Howard.Spindel ARPA: Howard.Spindel@busker.FIDONET.ORG