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From: Dave Smith <dave@GMIS.CO.UK>
Subject: Compilers for Motorola 68040, 68060 and 68302.
Date: 1994-11-09T13:00:10+00:00
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Has anyone out there had any experience (good or bad) of using
compilers from Alsys or DDC on the following processors:

        MC 68040, 68060, 68302.

We are currently evaluating the DDC compiler for use in a
airborne real time system, but I would like to get a feel for
what the general consensus is.

I am interested in getting info. from users of the compilers,
not from vendors or VARs. I get enough of that through the
normal post :-).

Dave Smith
Chief Software Engineer
GEC-Marconi Defence Systems
Electronic Systems Division
Portsmouth
England.