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Before the installation, you must have downloaded the distribution and you must have the Zip/unzip utilities. These utilities are available from http://www.cdrom.com/pub/infozip.

Then, choose a place on your disk where you will unzip the package. It requires 16Mb of free space. It's good to reserve some more space for other tools. Unzip the package with unzip tool. After unzipping, you must configure the programs using the installer winstall.exe provided separately from the packages.

      cd <some-directory>
      unzip binutils-68hc1x-win32-2.11-1.1.1.i386.zip
      unzip gcc-68hc1x-win32-2.95.3-1.1.1.i386.zip
      unzip gdb-68hc1x-win32-5.0-1.1.1.i386.zip
      unzip newlib-68hc1x-win32-1.9.0-1.1.1.i386.zip
      winstall.exe
  

If the winstall.exe tool does not locate the installation directory, you can specify a path. For example:

      winstall.exe usr/m6811
  

Notes:

  • The winstall.exe tool does not configure your PATH. If you need help setting your path, try the following. On Windows NT, select Start/Settings/Control Panel/System/Environment and edit your path. For Windows 95/98, edit your autoexec.bat file. If you already have a line that starts with PATH or SET PATH, add the bin directory to your list or you can add the following after the line that sets your path in autoexec.bat:
      SET PATH=C:\install-dir\m6811\bin;%PATH%
      
  • There is a bug in the gcc front-end that forbids the use of a drive specification in the installation path. If you pass such drive specification to winstall.exe it will complain.
  • You can move the directory where you installed the cross development tools. In that case, you must re-configure by launching winstall.exe.
  • Make sure you use the latest version of winstall.exe.
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