Adrian,

I was not upset or anything - I just wondered if you realized that.  The
XTC68 was just the version compiled to run on DOS and produce 68000 code. In
fact most of the C68 development actually took place under Windows using
Visual C as the debugging tools were rather better.

There has been no change for a very long time now.   I guess if some bug
reports were received it might be looked at again.

As I said if you were interested in producing a Windows graphic front-end
then feel free to go ahead.  It should not be very hard to do using
Microsoft .NET toolset.

Dave


-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Adrian D. Ives
Sent: 14 October 2009 10:08
To: Dave Walker
Subject: Re: [Ql-Users] XTC68 Sources

Dave,

Firstly, I'm not implying anything. I didn't mean to cause so much offence
by my request. I did not realise that XTC68 was exactly the same suite as
the C68 compiler which you have done a sterling job of maintaining for many
years. I thought, as the binaries I have were dated 1997, that it was a
different compiler that had not been maintained in that time.

Now that you have set me straight, my request is herewith withdrawn and I
shall never raise the subject on this list again.


Regards,



Adrian

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On Wednesday, October 14, 2009, 9:54:06 AM, you wrote:

DW> Adrian,

DW> The source for the cross-compiler is the same as that used for the QL
DW> version.   It is merely a case of configuring the config.h file
correctly
DW> for the host and target platforms when building the compiler.   If I
DW> remember correctly MSVC project and make files are included.

DW> It is therefore available from my web site at http://www.itimpi.com

DW> When you say you are interested in making it run under WIN32 - what are
you
DW> implying?   It has always been designed to run via the command line and
so
DW> should already run fine on all versions of Windows.    If you are
thinking
DW> of a graphical front-end, then I would suggest that this should be 
DW> done as a free-standing program that simply calls the existing binaries?

DW> Dave

DW> -----Original Message-----
DW> From: [email protected] 
DW> [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Adrian D. 
DW> Ives
DW> Sent: 14 October 2009 09:17
DW> To: [email protected]
DW> Subject: [Ql-Users] XTC68 Sources


DW> Does anyone know where I can get hold of the source for this c68 
DW> cross compiler? I have the DOS/NT/UNIX binaries, but I'm interested 
DW> in updating it to run under Win32.

DW> As an aside, I recently finished migrating an MK14 emulator to run 
DW> under Vista. It's nothing spectacular, but it does have a certain
curiosity value.
DW> If anyone is interested I will make it available.

DW> Thanks for reading,


DW> Adrian Ives


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