byron@pyr.gatech.EDU (Byron A Jeff) (03/30/90)
I currently trying to put together a development system for a 68000 that runs on a PC. I'd prefer a C compiler, assembler, and linker. Actually I have two out of the three (compiler and assembler) and could write the linker but I'd like to see what other possible solutions are out there first. The C compiler is the cc68 that resides on the Motorola BBS. I only have two problems with it. 1. It generates MIT format assembly. 2. It doesn't seem to handle the "->" operator at all. The assembler is the Amiga Public Domain assembler that I got from Rice about a year ago. No real problems with it except it only assembles standard 68000 opcodes. So unfortunately the two are incompatable. So I'm looking for public domain or real inexpensive ($100 or less) solutions to my dilimma. The best I could to with what I have is the following: 1. Rewrite the compiler or the assembler to be compatable. 2. Write a program that converts MIT -> Standard Motorola The assembler generates Amiga relocatable object files. So I could write a linker and convert to S records (my preferred object file media). The assembler generates S records directly but has no mechinism for linking them. Any other suggestions? Does either the MIT->Standard motorola converter or a linker exist? Please post as this machine is disappearing over the weekend. Muchos Gracias BAJ -- Another random extraction from the mental bit stream of... Byron A. Jeff Georgia Tech, Atlanta GA 30332 Internet: byron@pyr.gatech.edu uucp: ...!gatech!pyr!byron