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Re: Does any version of the GCC support the Motorola MC68EC000 core ?
- From: Peter Barada <pbarada at mail dot wm dot sps dot mot dot com>
- To: Dave dot Salgueiro at mail dot wheelockinc dot com
- Cc: gcc at gnu dot org
- Date: Mon, 24 Feb 2003 15:46:04 -0500
- Subject: Re: Does any version of the GCC support the Motorola MC68EC000 core ?
- References: <OFE5E093A7.E6B62AA7-ON85256CD7.006F2710@wheelockinc.com>
> I am familiar with C and C++ programming and Assembly from Intel &
>Microchip. Does the GCC support the MC68EC000 cpu? If so, how fully does
>the GCC support it? Are all the options for the CPU supported? This is
>probably an RTFM question, but I'm considering the switch from Assembly to
>C and I would like just a few simple answers. If the GCC doesn't fully
>support the MC68EC000 cpu, can you recommend a compiler that does?
>application: 16MHz external clock, 8bit mode.
1) Yes, gcc generates code for the entire m68k family including a bare
68000. (use -m68000 to generate code for it).
2) What do you mean by "how fully does GCC support it"? GCC does
support C++, floating point, generates dbra instructions, etc.
3) What do you mean by "all the options of gcc supported"?
I think GCC will do what you want, but RingTFM should answer all your
questions.
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