philb@orca.WV.TEK.COM (Phil Biehl) (06/28/89)
I'm looking for an assembler for the above mentioned microcontroller and would appreciate any pointers to public domain software, shareware or otherwise. Thanks Phil Biehl Tektronix Inc. Visualization Systems Group POB 1000, MS 61-028 Wilsonville, OR 97070 (503)685-2122
cook@stout.ucar.edu (Forrest Cook) (06/30/89)
In article <3720@orca.WV.TEK.COM> philb@orca.WV.TEK.COM (Phil Biehl) writes: > I'm looking for an assembler for the above mentioned microcontroller... ... Motorola has a freeware line that you can dial up and download software from. The number is (512) 440-3733. I haven't used this in a few years, but I think it is still active. They have a bunch of cross assemblers (IN SOURCE CODE :-) ) for many of their micro families. I was able to hack the code onto our vax/vms system and a unix system. I think a DOS version is availible on line. While we're on the subject of 6811s I would very highly recommend the Archimede's C-6811 C compiler. It supports interrupts, is ROM-able, reasonably efficient, and you can do everything but the chip initialization in C. It also comes with its own assembler. They have both Vax/vms and MS-DOS versions availible. I think the price is (was) around $300.00 for MS-DOS. The manual seems to have walked away, so I can't tell you the phone number, but the company that sells this useful tool is called Archimedes Software Inc. Disclaimer: I have no connection with Archimedes Software Inc. other than being a satisfied customer. ^ ^ Forrest Cook - Beware of programmers who carry screwdrivers - LB /|\ /|\ cook@stout.ucar.edu (The preceeding was all my OPINION) /|\ /|\ {husc6|rutgers|ames|gatech}!ncar!stout!cook /|\ /|\ {uunet|ucbvax|allegra|cbosgd}!nbires!ncar!stout!cook
nagle@well.UUCP (John Nagle) (07/03/89)
In article <3720@orca.WV.TEK.COM> philb@orca.WV.TEK.COM (Phil Biehl) writes: > I'm looking for an assembler for the above mentioned > microcontroller and would appreciate any pointers to > public domain software, shareware or otherwise. Motorola operates a free BBS at 512-440-3733 which contains an adequate public-domain assembler written in C, with source. A commercial C compiler for the M68HC11 is available, and is in use at the Smart Product Design Lab at Stanford. Forth is also available, in the form of a custom 68HC11 from New Micros in Dallas TX, 214-339-2204. John Nagle