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From: bruce@quick.COM (Bruce Hemingway)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: microprocessor development environment
Summary: Aztec cross development
Message-ID: <311@quick.COM>
Date: 6 Mar 89 07:06:18 GMT
References: <7051@zodiac.UUCP>
Organization: Quicksilver Engineering, Seattle
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In article <7051@zodiac.UUCP>, news@zodiac.UUCP (USENET News) writes:
> Similar to a previous posting by someone else, I am looking for a
> microprocessor development system for my MacII.  For example, I want
> Can anyone suggest a product(s), companies, or anything to support
> this type of venture.  I am leaning towards the 8080A, Z80, or 6502,
> but anything that is well-supported and uses a low-cost microprocessor
> (i.e., 8-bit) is fine with me.  
A
Manx Aztec C is available as a cross- development system for the
Mac environment.  Versions support 680x0, 8086, 6805, 6502, Z80 and
perhaps others, if memory serves.  I recently purchased the 68020
system to do cross-development.  The system produces S-record format
code which downloads to many eprom programmers.  The only
disadvantage (in my opinion) is that it does not run under MPW
shell. Instead it uses the Aztec shell which replaces the finder and
will not run under multifinder.
      Bruce Hemingway


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