bperigo@milton.u.washington.edu (Bob Perigo) (03/03/91)
Would like to breath some new life into a pair of old necAPCs. That's those combination cpm86/msdos beasts with the 8" disks. Have you seen a PD release of a c86 or fortran86 configured for it? -- INTERNET,BITNET: bperigo@u.washington.edu / _ Bob Perigo babble on BABEL @ 206-363-8969 300-9600 baud /_)/_) UW Box SM-28 VOICE Bob at 206-367-4433 8am-8pm Seattle time / Seattle, WA UUCP Path: ...uw-beaver!u.washington.edu!bperigo 98195
fzsitvay@techbook.com (Frank Zsitvay) (03/04/91)
In article <17545@milton.u.washington.edu> bperigo@milton.u.washington.edu (Bob Perigo) writes: >Would like to breath some new life into a pair of old necAPCs. That's those >combination cpm86/msdos beasts with the 8" disks. Have you seen a PD release >of a c86 or fortran86 configured for it? > bob, i have digital research personal basic and cbasic compiler, and a c86 compiler. however, i don't have a machine to read or copy them on, and they are original digital research disks. anyone know the legalities of copying this stuff?? -- fzsitvay@techbook.COM - but don't quote me on that.... American Oil Company motto - Bend over, We'll pump!!!
berger@iboga (Mike Berger) (03/06/91)
bperigo@milton.u.washington.edu (Bob Perigo) writes: >Would like to breath some new life into a pair of old necAPCs. That's those >combination cpm86/msdos beasts with the 8" disks. Have you seen a PD release >of a c86 or fortran86 configured for it? *---- I think C86 is a commercial compiler, so you won't find a "free" version. However DeSmet C is now shareware or free, and it's excellent. Since the APC runs MS-DOS 2.11, virtually ANY generic compiler will work. I still use the latest version of Microsoft C to generate code for the NEC APC. -- Mike Berger Department of Statistics, University of Illinois AT&TNET 217-244-6067 Internet berger@atropa.stat.uiuc.edu