deborah@avsdS.UUCP (04/04/84)
I am looking for information on C cross-compilers which will generate object code for the National 16000 series of microprocessors. My site has a UNIX source license, if that helps. The compilers we currently use (Whitesmiths, Vandata, MIT) reside on a PDP-11/70 running UNIX. I am also interested in emulator support for the 16000. I have already been in contact with National, and know what they have available. If you have any pointers to other companies either marketing or planning to market development tools for the 16000, please mail the information to the address below. Many thanks in advance, deborah gronke bennett fortune!dsd!atd!s:deborah or ucbvax!atd!s:deborah
matt@UCLA-LOCUS.ARPA (04/10/84)
From: Matthew J. Weinstein <matt@UCLA-LOCUS.ARPA> C cross-compilers are available from: GreenHills Software 55 N. St. John Ave. Pasadena, CA 91103 (213) 796-6543 Conrad Schneiker is the fellow you want to talk to. The compilers, which come in 16k and 68k flavors, cost $6k on a single CPU license basis (multi-cpu / multi-compiler discounts available). Each compiler has target options. There is a service charge for each additional target beyond the first (sort of like making a pizza): Target Availability ------ ------------ 16k (weird assembly format) Off the shelf 16k (GENIX assembly format) 2 months 68k (Motorola Assembly) Off the shelf 68k (Unix Assembly) Off the shelf 68k (Mac Format) 2 months? 68k (Lisa Format) Very Soon Now Hope this is useful. - Matt [Disclaimer: I am not affiliated with these folks]
SHahn@SUMEX-AIM.ARPA (04/10/84)
From: Sam Hahn <SHahn@SUMEX-AIM.ARPA> May not be exactly what you'd like, but a company called Solutionware Corporation 1283 Mountain View-Alviso Road, Suite B Sunnyvale, CA 94089 (408) 745-7818 does have cross-development tools for the 16000 running on CP/M. Their products include a cross assembler (500), "utilities" (500), Pascal (500), debugger (750), and a prom containing a loader and a debug monitor (250). I get their newsletters periodically, since I'm also looking sometime to migrate to a 16/32-000 based system. Hope this helps. -- sam hahn [samuel@score, shahn@sumex] -------