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Line 26: ==Supported target architectures== The following include binary compatible derivatives... * [[Intel]] 8031, 8032, [[Intel MCS-51\|8051]], 8052; [[Maxim Integrated\|Maxim]]/Dallas DS80C390. * [[Intel 8051]]. * [[Motorola]]/[[Freescale Semiconductor\|Freescale]]/[[NXP Semiconductors\|NXP]] [[Motorola 68HC08\|68HC08]] and [[Freescale S08\|68HCS08]]. * Padauk Technology PDK14 and PDK15. * [[Rabbit Semiconductor]] [[Rabbit 2000\|2000]], 3000, 3000A, 4000. * [[Sharp Corporation\|Sharp]] LR35902 (CPU in [[Game Boy]]). * [[STMicroelectronics]] [[STM8]]. * [[Zilog]] [[Z80]], [[Z180]], [[eZ80]] in Z80 mode; [[Rabbit Semiconductor]] [[Rabbit 2000\|2000]], 3000, 3000A, 4000; [[Sharp Corporation\|Sharp]] LR35902; [[Toshiba]] [[TLCS-90]]. * [[Toshiba]] [[TLCS-90]]. * [[Zilog]] [[Z80]], [[Z180]], [[eZ80]] in Z80 mode. SDCC suite is a collection of several components derived from different sources with different FOSS licenses. SDCC compiler suite include: Work is in progress on:

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