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Re: GCC 2.8.1 for HC11
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lugnet.robotics.handyboard
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Date:
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Mon, 29 Mar 1999 05:37:34 GMT
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Ken Hornstein <kenh@cmf.nrl!NoSpam!.navy.mil>
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> It appears that Dr. Barnicki started from the Coactive Aesthetics HC11
> port to GCC. I'm anxiously awaiting the 2.8.1 patches as I want a GCC
> 2.8.1 cross-compiler on Linux. I tried the DOS version last night and it
> worked, but I didn't download the resulting code to my board to test.
> Perhaps I or someone else on this list could create a GCC-HC11 RPM file
> (for Linux), which would make it easier for people to install.
How come you didn't simply use the 2.6.3 cross-compiler? I doubt the
optimizer is improved _that_ much for the HC11.
> Next thing is to take the Miniboard libraries that exist for GCC and
> create a Handyboard version of the same. Anyone else interested? It
> looks like it might have been Ken Hornstein that created the Miniboard GCC
> libraries, based on work by Carlos Puchol of Univ. of Texas (according to
> the README and the RCS tags). Since there is no copyright info (other than
> a BSD notice on the printf function), am I free to adapt them for the
> Handyboard? Ken?
It was a while ago, and I don't remember how much of Carlos's work
is left. It all had to be converted to the new assembler syntax
anyway. I think I used his code as a guide when implementing the
core functionality. But anyway, yes, you have my permission to
adapt those libraries to the Handyboard.
> Also, it appears that the GCC folks don't know everyone who might have
> been involved in doing the original HC11 port of GCC (that's what I heard
> from one of the Cygnus folks). If the people involved could contact the
> GCC people perhaps the HC11 code could be permanently added to the GCC
> source tree. If anyone knows the people involved, please urge them to do
> this. Perhaps they or their friends are subscribed to these lists?
I think the address I had for the people at Coactive Aesthics who
did the GCC port started bouncing a while ago, so perhaps they
moved on.
> Tonight I'll start on a Handyboard GCC library, unless somebody posts back
> stating it's been done.
Not me, but it would be a good thing.
--Ken
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| (...) 'Cuz I couldn't get it to compile. I suppose I could have tried some other flavors of Linux, or Solaris, but I'd rather start from something newer, therefore the excitement in finding a new port. (...) Thanks a bunch! I think... Once it is (...) (27 years ago, 29-Mar-99, to lugnet.robotics.handyboard)
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| | GCC 2.8.1 for HC11
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| A great link for people doing HC11 work: www.msoe.edu/eecs/ce.../resources Here they have Wookie, a HC11 simulator for Win32, the WinBug11 downloader, a DOS HC11 simulator, AS6811 and ASLINK (relocatable assembler), and something I've sought for a (...) (28 years ago, 26-Mar-99, to lugnet.robotics.handyboard)
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