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Offline majstaTopic starter

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Coldfire help
« on: January 21, 2011, 06:15:43 PM »
Ok i used embuild tool from http://www.microapl.co.uk and i generated ColdFire 68000 Emulation Library for gnu with .s extension. But when i want to import it into Crossware Tools Demonstrator who is suited for emulation of coldfire processors i get number of errors. As i can see from embuild tool i get *.s file and i dont know how to use it. Can someone help me to understand what to do with that file. I don‚t know how to compile it. I contacted http://www.microapl.co.uk and they just told me to use some gnu compiler. I m working with this more then 10 days and i cant understand this technology. I just want to see coldfire using mc68k code. Please download trial version of Crossware coldfire tools from  http://www.crossware.com and try this coldfire emulation. As i can see from embuild i get native assembler code but i dont know what to do with that. I try to compile it with masm32, MinGW, AS. Also i try to insert in 68k emulation tool EASy68K but i m going nowhere.
 

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Re: Coldfire help
« Reply #1 on: January 22, 2011, 11:09:06 PM »
I manage to get working code  from embuild tool, and then i used MC68000 code in freescale codewarrior  and for the first time i manage to compile it without any errors on  Coldfire v4. Then i investigated Crossware coldfire tools and on my  opinion there is some there is some problems with Addressing mode. I  send him mail about that.