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- From: td@imd.m.isar.de (Thomas Doerfler)
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- Subject: Re: Where to seek 68340 cross assembler?
- Date: Wed, 20 Mar 1996 07:22:28 GMT
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- crabill@leland.Stanford.EDU (Eric Jay Crabill) wrote:
-
- >Does anyone have ideas on where I should start searching for a inexpensive
- >(but useful) cross assembler and c-compiler for the 68340? I'm starting a
- >school project next quarter using the 68340.
-
- >For a while, I was delusional and thought that some of the larger companies
- >(like SDS) might give a substantial pricing break to students using their
- >software for educational purposes. This does not appear to be the case...
- >I don't think I can sport $1500 out of my own pocket for a three unit class!
-
- >Thanks for any help,
- >Eric Crabill
- If you really intend to make "small" projects, even the AS32 Motorola
- Freeware Assembler might do. It runs under MS-DOS, has no macro
- support, no linker support and is quite easy to use. Put your
- assembler code in and get your S-records out.
-
- And for debugging on assembly level with the 68340, the cheapest tool
- is BD32. You need a small interface (2 TTLs, use Motorola types, its
- important!) attached to your PC's parallel printer port and the "BDM"
- connector of your MC68340 board. And the software BD32, its freeware
- from Motorola aswell. Look to the Freeware section of motorolas
- www-server "www.mot.com" for these tools...
-
- Bye,
- Thomas.
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