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From: etrmg@levels.sait.edu.au
Newsgroups: comp.os.cpm
Subject: Re: looking for a cross-compiler for 64180
Message-ID: <15669.273ec449@levels.sait.edu.au>
Date: 12 Nov 90 15:48:25 GMT
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In article <717@isgtec.UUCP>, bmw@isgtec.uucp (Bruce M. Walker) writes:
> In article <1988@eyrie.img.uu.oz.au> gtw@eyrie.img.uu.oz.au (Grant Waldram) writes:
>> I'm currently trying to track down a cross compiler for the HD64180. 
> 
> Try "Z-World" who advertise regularly in Byte magazine.  My spies inform me
> that their stuff (C, xasm, remote debugger) is good.
> 

Well, I saw alot of nice brochures on their Z80 stuff about a year ago.
Looked like they had a great co-processor board for the PC (Blue Thunder?)
That seemed like the ticket for cross/Pc-host code development.  Considering
all the guff in c.o.cpm lately about Z80MU, I'd try to run a co-processor
and get Hi-Tech C on it to do the C code. . . .  That'd be about 1K bucks??

Maybe, that would be affordable by a code developer.  I wouldn't mind it
personally :-)

Ronn