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Re: 80C196 (C compiler?)

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From: John Abt
Date: Fri, 07 Aug 1992 07:56
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In article <1992Aug6.203921.233@galileo.cc.rochester.edu> pnwb_ltd@uhura.cc.rochester.edu (Peter Newcomb) writes:
>I've been using an 80C196 for a MicroMouse robot, and it's been great! 
>But I had no idea that there was a C compiler available for it.  I've
>been writing everything in assembly!  Where can I get it?  How much does
>it cost?

Intel sells a '196 development kit with an assembler, linker,
in-circuit emulator, and C compiler. It runs on a PC. 
About $2-3k I think.

John Abt
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