jhuang@ccnysci.UUCP (Jian Huang) (04/24/89)
Thank every one who responded my reqest for the advice about speeding up m6809. The conclusion is that Hitachi has a 3Mhz CMOS chip 63C09 and Motarola's 2Mhz chip possibly also can be used at that rate without problems. Now I am looking for a assemly floating point math package for m6809. It should have variety of functions such as arctan(x) and be smaller than 5k. Does anyone have it or information about this? I would appreciate any help from you. --
ingoldsb@ctycal.COM (Terry Ingoldsby) (04/30/89)
I would also like a math library for the 6809, but I would
prefer mine written in C or Assembler for use with OS9.
I know that one was published in Rainbow a few years ago,
but I've had a few problems with it. I'd rather use one
that is public domain than take the time to write a
good one.
Terry Ingoldsby
Land Related Information Systems
The City of Calgary
ctycal!ingoldsb@calgary.UUCP
or
...{alberta,ubc-cs,utai}!calgary!ctycal!ingoldsbpete@wlbr.EATON.COM (Pete Lyall) (05/04/89)
The kreider library has an enhanced math version - clibt.l. It's
available on the major services (CIS, Delphi) and I believe it's even
on the ListServ@PUCC (coco mailing list).
Pete
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