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ManInScaryMask
Contributor I
Hi all.

First time here, and I didn't see a convenient "Search" anywhere, so I guess I'll toss this out:

How does one go about programming MCs (preferably HC08 and compatible) and assembling and pushing on Linux?...

I've looked so hard, and I've only found an assembler (asl). Codewarrior for HC08 is *only* for win, and I can't use that. Why isn't there any info on their GCC contributions for the 8-bit MCs?

I mean, they have Codewarrior for Linux for Coldfire, etc., but not the one I need... Or am I just making this too hard on myself?

Also, if anyone out there has gotten a working pipeline going, I would greatly appreciate learning about it. Does programming a chip *require* a "development board"/BSP, or can I just slap a little DB9 connector on a solderless and go to town?

I really need to find someone that knows this stuff. I can't be the only one in this situation...

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"Le sigh..."
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eckhard
Contributor V

Hello,

as programming software for S-Record download and programming you can use spgmr08 under Linux.

 

http://sourceforge.net/projects/spgmr08/

 

It should be poosible to use sdcc as c cmpiler for linux.

 

http://sdcc-m08.sourceforge.net/

 

You do not need a development board, you can build it all on your own. The programming circuit can be found in the mcu datasheet un the monitor section..

 

Eckhard 

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WagnerDeQueiroz
Contributor I
I have a board M68EVB908 from Motorola Brazil and have a QT4 chip.
 
I can´t programming any qt/qy with this board in Linux.
maybe don´t have any algoritm for qt/qy chips.
 
A have found a good asm compiler in hc08 with linux/Dos and Win named asm8.
 
 
but i don´t programming the chip because i need found a programmer for qt/qy.
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lamalta
Contributor I
Why there isn't a Codewarrior IDE for LINUX?
I've to programming an HCS08...why I've to use windows?
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Alban
Senior Contributor II
Hi,
 
You have a search functionality both at the top and the bottom of the page.
At the top, you can search by Part Number or keywords through all FSL webpages.
At the bottom, you can search through the forum only for messages or members.
 
Cheers,
Alban.
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