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Posted: Tue Apr 19, 2005 10:35 am
Hi
I come from the Atmel AVR camp (please don't throw rocks at me!), but have decided that I want to see the world
I'm currently playing with the Dallas 8051-based uCs and am just starting to look at HC08. I work in ANSI C, when in embedded mode. I have been very impressed with avr-gcc and avr-glibc; a bit more so that with Atmel themselves...
Does anyone know of an Open Source toolchain for this processor core? I believe that SDCC is supposed to support HC08 some time in the future, but can't get a definitive answer from the development list as to the current status of this support.
I've had a play with the evaluation CodeWarrior, but 1) I don't want to have to boot a machine into Windows everytime I want to use it, especially since only my old laptop has a Windows partition and 2) I find it a bit over-done for my taste; twenty years behind the command line, man and boy - graphical development environments just don't feel quite right. 3) I try to avoid closed-source software when possible.
Cheers
I come from the Atmel AVR camp (please don't throw rocks at me!), but have decided that I want to see the world
I'm currently playing with the Dallas 8051-based uCs and am just starting to look at HC08. I work in ANSI C, when in embedded mode. I have been very impressed with avr-gcc and avr-glibc; a bit more so that with Atmel themselves...Does anyone know of an Open Source toolchain for this processor core? I believe that SDCC is supposed to support HC08 some time in the future, but can't get a definitive answer from the development list as to the current status of this support.
I've had a play with the evaluation CodeWarrior, but 1) I don't want to have to boot a machine into Windows everytime I want to use it, especially since only my old laptop has a Windows partition and 2) I find it a bit over-done for my taste; twenty years behind the command line, man and boy - graphical development environments just don't feel quite right. 3) I try to avoid closed-source software when possible.
Cheers
Posted: Tue Apr 19, 2005 11:02 am
Welcome, for the HC08 or the newer HCS08, there aren't any open source compilers I am aware of, you are stuck with either CW (16K free)or the Cosmic compiler which has a free 4k version.
However GCC does exist for the S12 (http://m68hc11.serveftp.org/), so if it open source is a must then you could try a device like the S12Cxx (32K to 128K falsh family) to get started with.
However GCC does exist for the S12 (http://m68hc11.serveftp.org/), so if it open source is a must then you could try a device like the S12Cxx (32K to 128K falsh family) to get started with.
Posted: Tue Apr 19, 2005 12:18 pm
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| Welcome, for the HC08 or the newer HCS08, there aren't any open source compilers I am aware of, you are stuck with either CW (16K free)or the Cosmic compiler which has a free 4k version. |
Anyone got this working under Wine?
If I can't get a programme to fit into 16k, I'll be letting down my fellow generation of Sinclair users
(And that was using BASIC!)| Quote: |
| However GCC does exist for the S12 |
Ah, that's more like it! gcc gets my vote any day.
Cheers
Posted: Wed Oct 19, 2005 7:11 am
There is indeed an Open Source port of SDCC for the HC08 MCU!
You can find it here:
http://sdcc-m08.sourceforge.net/
I have not tried it yet, but will post my results here when i have.
