toma@killer.UUCP (08/18/87)
I am looking for a Small-C compiler to generate Z80 code, I would prefer
Public Domain and Source. I do have a version of Small C that generates
8080, but I don't know 8080 pneumonics and the assembler I have is a Z80
one.
Or...
Does anyone out there have an 8080 to Z80 conversion utility???
I don't read this group much, so could you please respond to me via email?
Thanks in Advance!
Tom
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Tom Armisteadmlinar@poisson.usc.edu (Mitch Mlinar) (08/18/87)
In article <1350@killer.UUCP> toma@killer.UUCP (Tom Armistead) writes: >I am looking for a Small-C compiler to generate Z80 code, I would prefer >Public Domain and Source. I do have a version of Small C that generates >8080, but I don't know 8080 pneumonics and the assembler I have is a Z80 >one. > >Or... > >Does anyone out there have an 8080 to Z80 conversion utility??? > There is no Small-C program which generates Z-80 code. A program called XLATE (or ZXLATE) - up to version 1.4 now - converts 8080 code to Z-80 code. It is very nice and handles all the psuedo-ops of most assemblers. -Mitch
ken@cs.rochester.edu (Ken Yap) (08/19/87)
SmallC doesn't make use of the extra Z80 instructions, so the only thing you have to do is modify the code generator to write Z80 style mnemonics. I did this to mine. Ken
kenw@noah.arc.CDN (Ken Wallewein) (09/11/87)
> Now that I have said that, would someone, anybody, please tell >me how to get this package to the net? My only alternative right now is to >upload it to the Royal Oaks BBS and let Keith handle it IF he wants to. How It's already in the SIG/M library (don't remember which volume - I can check tonight), so it's probably already on the Royal Oaks BBS. You know what I'd REALLY like to see? Small C++ !!! /kenw