Chizmadia@dockmaster.arpa (David M Chizmadia) (12/23/87)
> I'm now considering starting over with a 68020/68851 combination or > 68030. (what a wimp, right?) Either way I will eventually need a cc > which generates 680x0 code. > > Dan Dietrich > ...!ihnp4!tellab5!dpd > dpd@tellab5.UUCP If you're looking for a 680x0 compiler with (relatively) no costs attached, you might want to look into GNU CC. As you can tell from the name, it is a product of Richard Stallman and the Free Software Foundation and is in fact the compiler that he wrote to write GNU itself. I haven't used it myself, but I understand that it is a very efficient compiler. If you have any access to ARPA net, it resides on prep.ai.mit.edu. You can also try calling or writing to the FSF. I would give you the snail address, but I can't find it quickly. I have found a uucp site that carries all the software and that is listed below. Good luck with your work. Dave Chizmadia Chizmadia @ DOCKMASTER.ARPA Disclaimer: The opinions and data expressed above are my understanding of reality and have no explicit connect with those of my employer. Request: Please do not yell at me via this list about my mentioning the 'G' product!! I am just trying to help someone with a problem. I have no intent and see no need to debate the relative merits of GNU and MINIX on this list. UUCP GNU SOFTWARE DITRIBUTION SITE ====================================================================== Subject: GNU software available on osu-eddie via UUCP From: bob@ohio-state.ARPA@prep.ai.mit.edu Yesterday, I posted instructions to comp.sources.d describing how to get various FSF software via UUCP from osu-eddie. Software available here includes Emacs, Bison, Scheme, Chess, and GCC. If there is anyone on info-gnu who needs to use UUCP to get to us (rather than FTP to get to prep), and who doesn't have access to comp.sources.d (a pretty small set, one assumes), please send me mail and I'll get you the complete instructions by mail. ------ Bob Sutterfield, Department of Computer and Information Science The Ohio State University; 2036 Neil Ave. Columbus OH USA 43210-1277 bob@ohio-state.{arpa,csnet} or ...!cb{osgd,att}!osu-eddie!bob (614)292-7348 (office) or -0915 (operators) or -7325 (answering machine) ======================================================================