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Re: C cross development tools for MC68HC11

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From: Johnathan Vail
Date: Tue, 21 Aug 1990 20:27
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In article <410@sickkids.UUCP> mark@sickkids.UUCP (Mark Bartelt) writes:

   Hi again!  A couple weeks ago I posted a request for recommendations on
   C cross development systems for the Hitachi HD64180 family.  Thanks to
   all of you who responded.  (I'd be happy to send a summary of the replies
   to anyone who asks.)

   Now, I find myself having to ask the same question again, this time about
   the Motorola MC68HC11 microprocessor.  The two companies that have been
   suggested thus far are Avocet and Archimedes.  Does anyone out there who
   has used either or both of these have anything good (or bad) to say about

There is a PD assembler with source available from the motorola BBS.
I am getting ready to use it for some hobby projects.  I could
probably pass it on to anyone who asks for it.

I have used Avocet products in the past and been satisfied.  Not
pleased, I didn't like the way they worked but I don't recall anything
really *wrong*.  I think it was a drain bamaged command interface that
has probably been fixed up by now.


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Subject: Re: C cross development tools for MC68HC11
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