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In article <42712@ut-emx.uucp> lusky@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu (Jon Lusky) writes:
>In article <1991Jan18.024240.14924@ncsuvx.ncsu.edu> kirk@hobbes.catt.ncsu.edu (Kirk Krauss) writes:
>>
>>   Anybody know where I can find a good C compiler (preferably ANSI)
>>   for the Motorola 68HC11 evaluation board (EVB) or compatible?
>>
>A C compiler for the PC which generates code to be loaded to the EVBU is
>available on the Motorola Tech Support BBS here in Austin, Tx.  I don't have
>the number anymore (it was in the docs that came with my EVBU)...  last time
>I called it was back in May so I can't be sure that its still up, but I would
>assume it is.I got the C compiler from them but never used it and eventually erased it since I was able to get motorola to code the software for me (
>the board was upgraded to 40 channels of A/D and was being used along with a
>TNC and ham radio as a Telemetry system for the UT Austin solar powered race car
>).  I would reccomend calllling motorola here in austin and trying to get ahold of one of their 68HC11 tech support people.

The bulletin board number is (512)891-FREE (that's 3733).  The C compiler
is a version of Small C.  If you want documentation, you have to buy the
book "A Small C Compiler" by James Hendrix and published by M & T Books.


George