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= Overview =
 
  
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The A2560 machines (A2560U, A2560K) are 680x0 based machines.  The A2560U uses a 68000 running at 20MHz; the A2560K uses a 68040 running at 40MHz.
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= Welcome to the Foenix Retro Systems' A2560 series Wiki <br/> Dedicated to the 32-bit Motorola 68k based Foenix machines =
  
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The 68k based machines are quite new, so not as much exists for them yet, but the 68k enjoys a huge body of pre-existing software that will easily port to the Foenix!
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'''Platforms'''
  
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* The C based "MCP" Kernel
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* [[C256_Overview|Overview]]
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* A simple DOS-like CLI
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* [[A2560K]]
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* [[A2560X]]
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* [[A2560U]]
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* [[Gen-X_68040|Gen-X]]
  
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= Languages =
 
  
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* C: Numerous legacy 68000 compilers are in use by the community
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'''Operating Systems'''
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* C: hth313 has released a modern, Clang-based C compiler for the 68000; see his channel on the Discord for more information.
 
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* BASIC: a port of MMBASIC is in progress.
 
  
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= Operating Systems =
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* [[MCP_68k|MCP]]
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* [[EmuTOS]]
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* [[TinyCore VM]]
  
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For the more adventurous, several operating systems and desktop environments are in the works:
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* CLI -- A simple DOS-like CLI is included
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* A port of EmuTOS is in progress, see the Discord for daily updates!
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'''Software Development'''
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* [[vasm68]] (assembler)
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* [[vbcc]] (C)
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* [[Calypsi]] (C)
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* [[Using the Debug Interface]]
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'''Chipsets'''
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* [[68000]]
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* [[68040]]
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* [[Audio]]
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* [[Vicky II|Video]]
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* [[Storage]]
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* [[LPC47M10x|Peripherals]]
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* [[bq4802ly|RTC]]
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* [[LAN9221|Ethernet]]
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Revision as of 13:22, 15 March 2024

Welcome to the Foenix Retro Systems' A2560 series Wiki
Dedicated to the 32-bit Motorola 68k based Foenix machines

Platforms


Operating Systems

Software Development

Chipsets

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