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

RW Senser,
I welcome this!
As a SXC betatester, I looked at the CC1B compiler a long time ago (rev.G) and even
proposed in the sxc beta forum to switch from CCS to CC1B for one major reason:
the CC1B generated an almost sasm compatible assembly file. It looks you now
finally resolved that by using an external conversion program. This means we can load
the assembly file into the sxkey IDE to assemble and, more importantly, we can use SxSim to
test generated code. The CCS generated code cannot be loaded into the sxkey
and therefore SxSim cannot be used. As CC1B is purely a commandline compiler,
I think it could even be integrated into the sxkey editor, just like SX/B.
Complete the documentation, and have some more libraries, and it will be a winner, I am sure.
 
regards peter

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