Hi, Tony. > Is anyone out there cross developing from PC to MSX > emulators?
Not to emulators, but to the real machine itself! :) > If so can you recommend any good (ideally > free) tools? I can give you some tips... At www.adrpage.cjb.net you can find M80/L80 for PC (MSDOS), using 22NICE. Download it and compile any M80 source just typing "CL80 source". It's very fast. At uzix.sf.net, go to UZIX1.0 or UZIX2.0 page, "Download" section, get Hitech-C compiler for CP/M and the tips for using it under MSDOS or Linux (using CP/M emulation). It's also very fast (on my P3 500MHz, using Linux, the compiler runs as if it were running on a 700MHz Z80). Links to the CP/M emulators are available, and also instructions for installing them. Scripts to compile UZIX C applications are also available, and you can easily modify them to compile MSXDOS applications. And, finally, Hitech sells their C cross-compiler for Z80, but it's a bit expensive (but's a very nice tool, as you can see by the demo). Take a look at www.hitech.com.au. > I've been scouring the net over the last week or two > and I'm really surprised at the lack of good MSX hosted > and cross development tools, given the amount of > interest in the platform. You should take a look at Compass (MSX hosted assembly compiler). It's a very nice tool. I don't have it, but once I could use it and I can say it's a very good assembler. Regards, ===== Adriano Camargo Rodrigues da Cunha ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://www.adrpage.cjb.net MSX: more fun per less MHz _______________________________________________________________________________________________ Yahoo! GeoCities Tenha seu lugar na Web. Construa hoje mesmo sua home page no Yahoo! GeoCities. � f�cil e gr�tis! http://br.geocities.yahoo.com/ -- For info, see http://www.stack.nl/~wynke/MSX/listinfo.html
