Re: anyone have an ancient SDS tool suite?

The Eternal Squire wrote:
Anton Erasmus wrote:
On 25 Feb 2006 13:15:40 -0800, eternalsquire@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

All,

Does anyone have an ancient (early 90's) copy and license of the SDS
compler and On-Chip JTAG debugger for the 68332 that they want to sell
as surplus?

I am a laid-off engineer and want to start a business, but I do not
have money to pay for a full license with up to date software... just
want something to get off the ground!!!

Pretty Please???
We ported all our 68K code written for the SDS compiler suite to gcc.
This was quite painless if you get the patched version that supports
the interrupt attribute. The gcc code is MUCH faster than the code
generated by the SDS compiler.

Regards
Anton Erasmus

And this version resides where?

The Eternal Squire


The "interrupt" patch has been merged with the main gcc tree for some time now, although it changed name from the original "__attribute__((interrupt))" to "__attribute__((interrupt_handler))". I've no idea why. A current 3.4.5 gcc should build cleanly for the m68k family on cygwin or *nix - see http://brianrose.net/columns/CrossToolsWin32.html .

You can also get pre-built binaries from a few places. ucLinux and RTEMS are obvious candidates.
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