On Tue, 31 Oct 2000 14:29:12 +0100 (MET), Frode Tenneboe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Luke Trevorrow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > All the Operating Systems mentioned are in C but have some Assembly code > > for booting purposes. ELKS like linux has a small bit of 8086 to read > > BIOS and sort itself out before firing up the kernel. > > > > Cross compilation into Z80 - what about SDCC, but I'm sure there are > > others. How good is Small C on the SAM (which I would like to get a copy > > of)? > > I've got a copy of Small C, however, as it contained two disk of the > second disk I was never able to try it out. It did not have support > for float and a few other bits and pieces. > > I have looked at sdcc and z88dk. Both seems promising, perhaps the > latter is the better one, but the first with the most momentum? > But as long as the libraries are available, any compiler should > work. > > I for one would be interested in adding support for the SAM into one > of these compilers. Anyone else - a cross compiler team? > Somewhere I still have my Z80 cross compiler. Runs on a PC (dos) and generates Z80 code. It is not a small C but a full implementation, as you would expect for almost £1,000.00 Would that be of any use to any one ? -- Nev - no longer at [EMAIL PROTECTED] and getting no spam at all (yet) Webpage under construction at www,nfy53,demon,co,uk also hiding on ICQ
