bormanp@stolaf.UUCP (Paul R Borman) (12/11/83)
Can anyone help us with this. Actually and GOOD cross-compiler would do, but it must conform to Kernighan and Ritchie. We are not looking for C80 (again). Any help would be greatly appreciated. We have a source license and will be willing to send a tape to have it dumped on. Thanks in Advance Paul R Borman St. Olaf College {ihnp4,decvax}!stolaf!bormanp (507)663-2292
andree@uokvax.UUCP (12/15/83)
#R:stolaf:-128700:uokvax:3000011:000:853 uokvax!andree Dec 13 18:24:00 1983 So, you want a PCC that's K & R for a z80? Well, I think you are out of look. PCC isn't K & R, and hasn't been so for quite a while now. If what you really want is a compiler package for moving code to/from Unix and a z80 system, let me recommend the AZTEC C compiler from Manx Software. This compiler is K & R except for bit fields. Cost is about $200 for the CP/M version. They sell a Unix version of the same compiler; I'd recommend getting that also. The AZTEC compiler is a bit stricter about type checking than most Unix compilers, so you won't be able to port antique code (pack & ar spring to mind), or poorly-written code. Hence the recommendation that you get the Unix compiler. If cost is a major problem, you might look into the Q/C compiler, version 3.2 or so. It's another small-C derivative, so it probably isn't what you want. <mike