I am looking for C++ development tools (compiler, etc.) for the following
configuration:
* Host: Windows NT (intel)
* Target: Embedded 80188 running VRTX
Any suggestions?
Thanxalot!
Alex.
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Please tell me more! I didn't know that GNU CC supported the 80188, I
thought it only covered the 32-bit x86 chips.
Sorry, I was not paying enough attention. I was thinking it would be
easy to support VRTX with GNU. I suspect that you right about it
not supporting 8086 processors.
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I use to use Bourlin C++.
I used Borland C++ and Paradigm Locate (post linking
locator) to write my code for an embedded system based
on the 80188. Worked fine for me. It was 3 years ago though...
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Microsoft VC++ v1.52c, Paradigm Locate, Paradign Debugger (TDREM). We
run VRTX on the V25 ('188 object code compatible) very successfully.
Good luck!
Cheers!
Bernie Gracy
In article <8684549...@dejanews.com>, I wrote:
> I am looking for C++ development tools (compiler, etc.) for the following
> configuration:
> * Host: Windows NT (intel)
> * Target: Embedded 80188 running VRTX
>
> Any suggestions?
I got a recommendation for Borland C++ compiler version 5.02.
Now the questions are:
Is the IDE a native win32 application?
Can this compiler generate 80188 code from the IDE (running on NT)?
} al...@bigfoot.com wrote:
} >
} > Hello.
} >
} > I am looking for C++ development tools (compiler, etc.) for the following
} > configuration:
} > * Host: Windows NT (intel)
} > * Target: Embedded 80188 running VRTX
} >
} > Any suggestions?
}
} Microsoft VC++ v1.52c, Paradigm Locate, Paradign Debugger (TDREM). We
} run VRTX on the V25 ('188 object code compatible) very successfully.
} Good luck!
MSVC++ is a 16-bit application.
Is there a 32-bit compiler that produces 80188 code?
Have fun,
Alex.
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al...@bigfoot.com wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I am looking for C++ development tools (compiler, etc.) for the
> following
> configuration:
> * Host: Windows NT (intel)
> * Target: Embedded 80188 running VRTX
>
> Any suggestions?
>