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In article <1992Dec22.052359.2319@news.media.mit.edu> fredm@media.mit.edu (Fred G Martin) writes:

   So, 6811 assembly hackers can program away with freeware based systems
   now.  I hope to port the Mini Board C libraries for use as assembly
   language subroutine libraries; this would make programming in assembly
   almost fun!  

Hey! I LIKE a/l programming! I really do! :) (But please port the
libraries anyway :) 

   Now, if the freeware 6811 Small-C system weren't so durned MS-DOS
   specific...has anyone ever had any luck porting that thing?

Yup, I ported the v2.0.2 compiler, which I believe I got from either
your site or nodak's. I got it to work on a Sun, will try it on a
Decstation soon. We must have different versions, as I dont remember
it being too hard to port... (I did the port months ago) Should I u/l
it somewhere?


   Holiday cheers,

   Fred

To you too, Fred, and thanks for all your efforts!


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