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From: nerd@percival.UUCP (Michael Galassi)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Re: Looking for 68k C cross-compiler running under MS-DOS
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Date: 31 Mar 89 07:52:31 GMT
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You might try the Siera Systems cross compiler.  I use it daily at work and
it is a realy nice package.  The pros are good code generated, fast
execution time, good flexibility in terms of locating your code on the
target, and a parallel downloader for dos machines that makes uploading your
code VERY fast compared to dumping S-records at 9600 bps.  On the downside
the documentation has some errors, none of them are terible but they are
there, and the assembler uses non-Motorola pseudo-ops (the opcodes are the
right ones).  Compiler switches are available to select the 68000/010/020
and maybe also the 030 but I don't remember.  Support for the PMMU and FPU
is also included.  Cost is $2000.00 + S&H.

If you are doing more that a few lines of code I strongly recoment this
package.

-michael
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