montgome@udel.EDU (Kevin Montgomery) (05/04/89)
Help!!! Is anybody imbedding 386s??? I need to create rommable C for a 386. The best method I have found so far is to locate the coff files the unix c compiler creates. Are there any comercial packages to do this??? I havent written the coff locater software. Is there an existing utility or flags to ld to do this??? I would be interested in hearing from anyone that roms code for the 386 under the unix or dos operating systems. Thanks. -Ken . -- Kevin Montgomery
33054_2630@uwovax.uwo.ca (iggy (Ignatius P. Moleander)) (05/11/89)
In article <14589@louie.udel.EDU>, montgome@udel.EDU (Kevin Montgomery) writes: > > Help!!! > Is anybody imbedding 386s??? > > I need to create rommable C for a 386. > The best method I have found so far is to locate the coff files > the unix c compiler creates. > > Are there any comercial packages to do this??? > > I havent written the coff locater software. Is there an existing utility > or flags to ld to do this??? > > I would be interested in hearing from anyone that roms code for the 386 > under the unix or dos operating systems. > > Thanks. > > -Ken There are many commercial packages to do this, besides romable code you get lots of other wonderful things too. You can get host debuggers, cross-debuggers (its pretty nice to sit at the host and debustuff happening on the target, all transparentlyly) One that seems to be quite popular as a DOS based development system is AZTEC C. I haven't used it, since we went with Modula-2 instead of C (different story); but I've heard its pretty good and lots of people use it. There are adds for it in Byte all the time. Saman