[Coco] Portal-9 IDE

[jdaggett at gate.net]

Roger

I took a quick look at some code for a UPD/IP that is written for the 
HC12. Thought of using gcc C compiler for the HC 12 and then look 
at the assembler output and see how difficult that would be to port 
to 6809/6309. 

Maybe something that I may look at down the line towards 
Christmas. 

james 

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> Hey gang,

> 

> I figure everybody's trying to beat the heat by staying inside as long

> as they can with a cold Dr. Pepper and some time for programming.  I

> decided to reduce the price of Portal-9 and I'm still offering it in a

> cased package with manuals and also the online download version.  I

> offer unlimited tech support and even 6809 tutoring by e-mail for

> those who want to learn the system quicker.

> 

> On this note I'm also interested in knowing if there are any current

> projects being developed using Portal-9 that you might want to share

> with other writers to help them see how easy it is to build a CoCo

> program.  Ofcourse, the included sample projects also offer quite a

> bit of help for starters and established coders.  I would like to be

> part of some kind of larger open source project if anybody has any

> ideas.  For instance, we need a JPEG viewer and a web browser or

> TCP/IP support of some kind, but we all know this.  :)  With all the

> other 8-bit source floating around out there like in C form, etc. we

> should be able to put our heads together and solve these problems once

> and for all.  It's been way too long since we've had a new software

> wonder appear for the CoCo and I think it would do us real good to

> start a community project of this sort.

> 

> Any ideas?

> 

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