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In article <3800@druco.ATT.COM>, nick@druco.ATT.COM (nick) writes:
> In article <311@quick.COM>, bruce@quick.COM (Bruce Hemingway) writes:
> > Manx Aztec C is available as a cross- development system for the
> > Mac environment.  Versions support 680x0, 8086, 6805, 6502, Z80 and
> > perhaps others, if memory serves.  
> 
> Bruce, Manx does sell development systems for the 80x86,680x,z80x, However,
> these are MS_DOS based. The only system they sell that runs on the Mac
> is the 680x0 system. It's a pitty they have not ported the other cross
> comiplers/assemblers to Mac. I'm also interested in what's available.
> 
> 					Nick

Motorola offers Mac based cross development systems.  Our department has an
MC68020 system on the market...  An MC68020 compiler/assembler/linker along 
with emulator software for the HDS-300 hardware development station and 
MC68020 emulator module that provides source level debug and bus analysis.

We have a M68K Family Assembler for the Mac that's just about ready to be
released.  On the low-end of Mac based development, somebody could use the 
assembler and utilities to covert executables into S-records.

We have work in progress on Macintosh cross compilers and emulator software
for other processors in the M68K family.  Those will support other emulator
modules for the HDS-300 station and its successor.

Contact a local Motorola sales office for prices or email to me for
technical information.

    paco.

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Macintosh Software Developer
Motorola Microprocessor Products Group
Austin, Texas

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