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Subject: 
Re: Native 68hc11 C compilers
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lugnet.robotics.handyboard
Date: 
Wed, 27 Jan 1999 20:17:19 GMT
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Graeme Blackley <blackleg@acc.org.nz+IHateSpam+>
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I definitely would be interested in hearing more...

user <tfm@ix.netcom.com> 01/28 8:19 AM >>> • Graeme Blackley wrote:

Is anyone using a compiler other than Interactive C? I like IC but want to get
a bit closer to the metal. Being able to use a source level debugger would
also be good.

I've tried the Introl C compiler demo, and the it looks really good, but it
seems to make assumptions about the location of the interrupt vectors (such as
reset).

Has anyone written libraries for the HB for use with any other compiler?


I have had excellent results with the Introl C compiler demo.  In fact,
the demo has more than enough capability to do some very interesting
things.  Just for the fun of it, I wrote a multitasking operating system
and some basic libraries for the handyboard using the Introl *DEMO*
compiler.  You just have to work within the limitations of the
compiler.  If anybody is interested, I could post some additional
information.

-Tim Myrtle
tfm@ix.netcom.com



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