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2 total messages Started by Thomas C Hampton Sun, 24 Jan 1993 18:42
GCC and MC68HC16 ...
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Author: Thomas C Hampton
Date: Sun, 24 Jan 1993 18:42
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Hi-

The subject really says it all.  I would like to be able to cross
compile to the 68hc16 using gcc, but I need a backend to gcc for the
hc16. 

Thanks.
--
Tom C Hampton			    College of Engineering
Kansas State University		      Compter Science
NASA Mobile Robotics Research Group   Electrical and Computer Engineering
	"When we are invited to live on this earth, there is no reason
	 we should not visit the basement."
					-Jaques Cousteau
Re: GCC and MC68HC16 ...
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Author: John Richardson
Date: Sun, 24 Jan 1993 23:33
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In article <tch.727901077@cygnus.cis.ksu.edu.cis.ksu.edu> tch@cis.ksu.edu (Thomas C Hampton ) writes:


   The subject really says it all.  I would like to be able to cross
   compile to the 68hc16 using gcc, but I need a backend to gcc for the
   hc16. 

   Thanks.
   --
   Tom C Hampton			    College of Engineering
   Kansas State University		      Compter Science
   NASA Mobile Robotics Research Group   Electrical and Computer Engineering
	   "When we are invited to live on this earth, there is no reason
	    we should not visit the basement."
					   -Jaques Cousteau

I have been told there is a company called coactive (coactive@coactive.com)
that has a port of GCC which they will "give" you when you buy their 
product.  Maybe they will put it up in ftp site?  Does someone know them
well enough to ask?  

			John Richardson

John Richardson                |  "the more we live, the more we learn, 
jrichard@cs.ulowell.edu        |   the more we know... for each of us the road
jrichard@dragon.ulowell.edu    |   is clear, and life has just begun" -- Yes
                                  
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