Rumor has it that John Lawson may have mentioned these words:
> Jay, I have a couple of old pacakges on early CDROM that I need to dig
> up - also, the Simtel mirrors have a ton of this type of software, still
> being sold today (sold as in 'pay for the media') and still very much
> meant for DOS.
>
> Hell, even the PIC programming and compilers that came with my
> programmer was mainly for DOS, though someone had, rather inexpertly,
> ported it to the Windows world....
Otay, I'll ask this again now that Jay's gotten everyone's attention:
Is there any good older software (Dos works, Linux works, but Winders is ok
too, if that's all there is) for making the JEDEC files for older
PALs/GALs/PEELs?
The free software from Atmel & Lattice are geared around the newer FPGAs
that you could build a 6809 out of, and are correspondingly difficult to
comprehend for simpler matters. All I want to do is design a couple of
PEELs for address decoding for a couple projects on my CoCos and Model 200...
Thanks,
Roger "Merch" Merchberger
--
Roger "Merch" Merchberger | JC: "Like those people in Celeronville!"
sysadmin, Iceberg Computers | Me: "Don't you mean Silicon Valley???"
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| JC == Jeremy Christian
Received on Wed Aug 25 2004 - 09:56:44 BST