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==68HC11 Loader== | ==68HC11 Loader== | ||
| − | * | + | *[http://polyplex.org/cjh/electronics/db11.html] Clifford Heath 68HC11 loader. |
| − | Clifford Heath 68HC11 loader. | + | DL11 does however have a good connect mode (terminal emulator), which |
| − | DL11 does however have a good connect mode (terminal emulator), which | + | allows you to connect in ASCII (with or without local echo), HEX |
| − | allows you to connect in ASCII (with or without local echo), HEX | + | (input and/or output), and can do MIDI (Music Instrument Digital |
| − | (input and/or output), and can do MIDI (Music Instrument Digital | + | Interface) output interpretation to readable ASCII. |
| − | Interface) output interpretation to readable ASCII. | + | *[http://www.iamnota.net/68hc11/] Glenn Harris downloader. |
| − | *[http://www.iamnota.net/68hc11/] | + | *[http://m68hc11.serveftp.org/mc68hc11-boot.c] Luuk van Dijk boot loader for Unix. |
| − | + | This loader uses the BFD | |
| − | *[http://m68hc11.serveftp.org/mc68hc11-boot.c] | + | library and is therefore able to read ELF files. |
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==68HC11 Loader & Debugger== | ==68HC11 Loader & Debugger== | ||
| − | *[http://polyplex.org/cjh/electronics/db11.html] | + | *[http://polyplex.org/cjh/electronics/db11.html] Clifford Heath 68HC11 loader and debugger. |
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==68HC11 Objalloc Utility== | ==68HC11 Objalloc Utility== | ||
Revision as of 15:09, 18 February 2006
68HC11 Loader
- [1] Clifford Heath 68HC11 loader.
DL11 does however have a good connect mode (terminal emulator), which allows you to connect in ASCII (with or without local echo), HEX (input and/or output), and can do MIDI (Music Instrument Digital Interface) output interpretation to readable ASCII.
This loader uses the BFD library and is therefore able to read ELF files.
68HC11 Loader & Debugger
- [4] Clifford Heath 68HC11 loader and debugger.
68HC11 Objalloc Utility
The object allocate (objalloc) utility reassigns/renames the text sections of object files based on a size constraint. It is provided by John Volpe.
