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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
Original-From: 
Graeme Blackley <BLACKLEG@ACCsaynotospam.ORG.NZ>
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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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