In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, hammerhead74000 wrote:

Theoretically - and I say theoretically only because I haven't tested it yet - it should compile with a different compiler just fine. It's just standard C/Lex/Yacc... so either the MS tools (VC++), a port of gcc (cygwin, mingw, etc), Borland C, or Watcom C should be able to handle it. I have deliberately avoided "gcc-isms" that would hamper this.

The pre-processor will be built in similar fasion; and should be portable also. However, my IDE, and the SX-Key programmer plugin for it, are written in Objective-C with the Cocoa framework; and are OS X only (but, there's no reason that the language tools - pre-processor, llasm, and mcc - couldn't be easilly integrated with the existing Windows SX-Key IDE; should Parallax decide that that's a good thing to do).

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