gtw@eyrie.img.uu.oz.au (Grant Waldram) (11/05/90)
I'm currently trying to track down a cross compiler for the HD64180. As most of you would know, this is Hitachi's version of the Z180. The thing we've got at the moment (IAR Systems ICCZ80 V2.22C/MD2) is a DOG to put it politely, managing to fall in an undignified heap whenever we want to compile more than 30K of C source. We're using the CPU as a device controller, if it is any help. Oh, we're currently cross-compiling from a PC, but it would be possible to work from a microVAX. UNIX would be difficult to arrange, but we'd probably be happy to do it just for a new compiler :) Thanx in anticipation... ___________________________________________________________________________ Grant Waldram (Atom Smash), ACSnet: atom%eyrie@labtam.oz.au img Consultants, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ G.P.O. Box 3304GG, Melbourne, - DON'T TRUST THE MAIL HEADER - Australia 3001 bang as appropriate in order to route ps: also available at 's884764@otto.bf.rmit.oz.au'
bmw@isgtec.uucp (Bruce M. Walker) (11/08/90)
In article <1988@eyrie.img.uu.oz.au> gtw@eyrie.img.uu.oz.au (Grant Waldram) writes: > I'm currently trying to track down a cross compiler for the HD64180. Try "Z-World" who advertise regularly in Byte magazine. My spies inform me that their stuff (C, xasm, remote debugger) is good. -- bmw@isgtec.uucp [ ..uunet!utai!lsuc!isgtec!bmw ] Bruce Walker
etrmg@levels.sait.edu.au (11/10/90)
In article <1988@eyrie.img.uu.oz.au>, gtw@eyrie.img.uu.oz.au (Grant Waldram) writes: > I'm currently trying to track down a cross compiler for the > HD64180. As most of you would know, this is Hitachi's version > of the Z180. The thing we've got at the moment > (IAR Systems ICCZ80 V2.22C/MD2) is a DOG to put it politely, > managing to fall in an undignified heap whenever we want to > compile more than 30K of C source. Hi: Last year I bought Cross-16 from Universal Cross Assemblers in CANADA. I used it for Z80 code development on a PCXT to be used with MT-Basic on a NSC-800 based STD-Bus computer. Everything worked fine. UCA now has a Cross-32 Assembler they are offering to me for 99US$ The retail price is 199US$, but I still believe Cross-16 is 99$. They not only compile for the Z80 and 64180, but for over 30 processors total. It's table driven, so you can do your own too. The info is: UCA POB 6158, Saint John, NB CANADA E2L 4R6 Tel 506 847 0681 Tell'em Ronn sent ya. If you're too cheep to buy your own, I can sell you mine maybe. . . Or if you're in a hurry. Ronn > > ps: also available at 's884764@otto.bf.rmit.oz.au'
etrmg@levels.sait.edu.au (11/12/90)
In article <717@isgtec.UUCP>, bmw@isgtec.uucp (Bruce M. Walker) writes: > In article <1988@eyrie.img.uu.oz.au> gtw@eyrie.img.uu.oz.au (Grant Waldram) writes: >> I'm currently trying to track down a cross compiler for the HD64180. > > Try "Z-World" who advertise regularly in Byte magazine. My spies inform me > that their stuff (C, xasm, remote debugger) is good. > Well, I saw alot of nice brochures on their Z80 stuff about a year ago. Looked like they had a great co-processor board for the PC (Blue Thunder?) That seemed like the ticket for cross/Pc-host code development. Considering all the guff in c.o.cpm lately about Z80MU, I'd try to run a co-processor and get Hi-Tech C on it to do the C code. . . . That'd be about 1K bucks?? Maybe, that would be affordable by a code developer. I wouldn't mind it personally :-) Ronn