PART 2: HCS12IDE

[RChapman]

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Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2005 8:18 pm    

No, I havent really looked around too much. I enjoy programming as a hobby and decided to do one myself. I also made a logical to physical address program the other day to replace the buggy one that P&E micro makes. If anyone is interested in it I might be able to release it. It's command line driven and generates a log file with detalied memory statistics and i think is just as fast if not faster than the one P&E makes. I did it at work though so I may not be able to release it. We were thinking of posting it on the p&e forum but I'll look into it.

Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2005 8:22 pm    

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Quote: Anyone know a free CVS I could put the project up on? I am writing it in Microsoft Visual Basic 6 and I have read that there is a plug-in for source safe to use CVS. (Never used either but am ready/willing to learn). Don't mind releasing the source (clearly I would administer changes though). Thanks for your time. Try sourceforge: http://sourceforge.net/index.php

I was thinking about that but I am still unsure of how to do the whole CVS thing. I made an account there but it seems like they are pretty strict about things. My site (www.jx90.com) is hosted on a dedicated fedora box. Was gonna talk to the guy who owns the server about setting up a CVS on there. If I go with sourceforge I will try to put a different project on there first and see how easy it is to work with. Also I'm not the BEST on comments but I always format my code great and have descripitve variable names for most things. Plus how hard is it to really read VB? anyhow I havent had much time to look into it lately or work on that project but when I get back into it I'll keep you updated.

Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2005 3:09 am    

I make some open source IDEs for Windows:

Assembler for hc11 and hc12:
http://www.ericengler.com/AsmIDE.aspx

GNU gcc IDE for hc11 and hc12
http://www.ericengler.com/EmbeddedGNU.aspx

Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2005 3:03 pm 

Cool! I will have to take a look at those! My project has been sidelined for a while lots of other things going on.. plus the release of gran turismo 4 hasn't helped