dmm@calmasd.CALMA.UUCP (David MacMillan) (08/04/86)
>>1) Microsoft C >>2) Lattice C >>3) Mark Williams C >>4) QNX C compiler >>5) DeSmet C compiler >>6) Wizard C. On a slightly different note, does anyone know of a public domain / shareware C compiler for the IBM PC? It doesn't have to be fancy. Source or object are both OK, (but if source, then the compiler must be able to compile itself.) David M. MacMillan, KB6MPN "If feather-dusters are - UCSD [Lit] (ex-UCSC/Crown) made of feathers, what are - Calma/GE [Info-Sci] (ex IBM) crop-dusters made of?" - UCSD Soaring Club - LM, 'cellist - SSA, USHGA, ARRL
jsm@vax1.ccs.cornell.edu (Jonathan Meltzer) (08/06/86)
In article <2033@calmasd.CALMA.UUCP> dmm@calmasd.UUCP (David MacMillan) writes: >>>1) Microsoft C >>>2) Lattice C >>>3) Mark Williams C >>>4) QNX C compiler >>>5) DeSmet C compiler >>>6) Wizard C. > > On a slightly different note, does anyone know of a public >domain / shareware C compiler for the IBM PC? It doesn't have to >be fancy. Source or object are both OK, (but if source, then the >compiler must be able to compile itself.) > > > David M. MacMillan, KB6MPN > "If feather-dusters are - UCSD [Lit] (ex-UCSC/Crown) > made of feathers, what are - Calma/GE [Info-Sci] (ex IBM) > crop-dusters made of?" - UCSD Soaring Club > - LM, 'cellist - SSA, USHGA, ARRL Yes. Small-C. Get the book "Dr Dobb's Toolbox of C". This contains reprints of the original Dobbs articles. The code is CP/M specific, but a MS-DOS version is available on all programming-language oriented bulletin boards. Can anyone on the West Coast give Dave a local BBS? If not, try PC-BOSS at 1-201-568-7293 (New Jersey). . Jon Meltzer Dept. of Modern Languages and Linguistics, Cornell University ------------------------------------------------------------------------ "Disclaimer" is a trademark of Bell Laboratories.
herman@marlin.UUCP (John W. Herman) (08/12/86)
Maybe small-c can be posted to the net.
jpn@teddy.UUCP (John P. Nelson) (08/19/86)
>Maybe small-c can be posted to the net.
It already was. To mod.sources. Please don't post it again.ralph@ee.brunel.ac.uk (Ralph Mitchell) (08/29/86)
In article <3043@teddy.UUCP> jpn@teddy.UUCP (John P. Nelson) writes: >>Maybe small-c can be posted to the net. > >It already was. To mod.sources. Please don't post it again. Have I missed something here ?? I didn't think the SmallC compiler had a code generation stage for 8086/8 processors. I presume that's what is required, since this is the PC newboard... :-) -- =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Ralph Mitchell | VOICE: +44 895 74000 Ext 2561 Computer Centre | ARPA: ralph%ee.brunel.ac.uk@ucl-cs.arpa Brunel University | UUCP: ...!mcvax!ukc!ee.brunel.ac.uk!ralph Uxbridge | JANET: ralph@uk.ac.brunel.ee UB8 3PH | UNITED KINGDOM | "Noli illegitemi carborundum" =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=