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From: altenbur@plains.NoDak.edu (Karl Altenburg)
Subject: Re: 6811 Compiler
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Christopher M. Kulp (kulpcm@rtsg.mot.com) wrote:
: I am just starting to build my first digital project using a Motorola MC6811
: series microprocessor/controller.  Does anyone know where I could find a 
: compiler
: so I don't have to hand assemble to code.  An assembly compiler would be the 
: bare
: minumum, but a Basic or C compiler would be awesome.  Any advice or input is
: appreciated.

In addition to the assemblers that Alan Kilian posted about there are
C compilers for the 6811 available.

One is icc11 which is a beta test version of a 6811 C compiler available
through ftp.  Here's the source:

Release v 0.44 of icc11 is now available on
	cher.media.mit.edu:/pub/incoming/icc11
	netcom.com:pub/imagecft
		readme
		user.asc
		icc11v44.zip
You need zip 1.9+ to extract the files.


Personally, I'm using an inexpensive comercial compiler put out by
Dunfield Development Systems.  They sell a good 6811 C compiler for
$99.95.  The name of the product is Micro C.  To get a hold of them:

	Dunfield Development Systems
	PO Box 31044
	Nepean, Ontario  K2B 8S8
	CANADA

	Telephone: 613-256-5820
	Fax: 613-256-5821

I hope you find something suitable, nothings worse than hand assembling
hex code (I had to do it for a class using a HeathKit m6800 microprocessor
trainer.) 

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Karl R Altenburg				altenbur@plains.NoDak.edu
North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND  58105

All things are artificial, for nature is the art of God.  SIR THOMAS BROWNE
