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Subject: Metacompilation
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Date: 27 Feb 90 23:55:19 GMT
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 Date: 02-26-90 (13:23)              Number: 467
   To: RAY DUNCAN                    Refer#: NONE
 From: CHUCK WHITE                     Read: 02-26-90 (14:08)
 Subj: 8096 METACOMPILER             Status: PUBLIC MESSAGE

 I'm interested in the Metacompiler for the 8096. I'm currently running
 a cross-compiled Forth for the 8051 which uses the serial port for as
 the terminal for interactive debugging. Virtual disks are supported on
 the PC but I don't use the feature. I cross-compile then load a ROM
 emulator or burn an EPROM for the target.
 This would be a minimum requirement for the 8096 system. Does your 
 kernel support a PC host for debugging? Is there a compiler
 (interpreter) in the target kernel? Would it be best to buy manual?
 Thanks for your help.
 Chuck White  Reichert Ophthalmic Instruments  Buffalo NY 

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