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[kap@psuecl.bitnet writes...]
> 
> I need a compiler for 68000 software development. Thu, the question arises:
> Does anybody know of any C: compilers that produce ROMmable code?
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> -Keith
> 
> kap@psuecl.bitnet                            psuvax1!psuecl.bitnet!kap

  Manx produces a C compiler for a number of machines called Aztec-C.
It's a nice compiler and among it's many options are ones for creating
romable code and S-record file output for creating eproms.

  Another nice feature is that Manx has put in a -lot- of effort to keep
all of their compilers as compatable with each other as possible.  As long
as you avoid using machine specific constructs or operations, you can buy
(for example) Aztec-C for the IBM, Amiga, Mac, Apple II, etc. and port your
program(s) to those machines with little or no effort...).

  The only disadvantage to Aztec-C is it's not easy to find.  Your best
bet would be to call Manx and order it directly (as I did).

  The old version of the ST developers kit had a linker that also
allowed creating romable code and a converter program that would
generate S-record files for eproming...

	... John

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John Stanley <dynasoft!john@stag.UUCP>
Software Consultant / Dynasoft Systems