cook@gaia.UUCP (Forrest Cook) (08/08/87)
Does anybody out there know of any Fortran cross compilers that run on the IBM PC and produce Z-80 code? Information on C cross compilers would also be useful. We are planning on moving our Z-80 development software off of our aging NSC Starplex and on to a PC. Also... Is there any of the above software availible for running under VAX/VMS? F. Cook National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder, Co.
W8SDZ@SIMTEL20.ARPA (Keith Petersen) (08/08/87)
If you have a V20 chip in your PC you can continue to use your CP/M
programs on the PC (as long as they are 8080, not Z80, executables).
The program to do this is:
Filename Type Bytes CRC
Directory PD:<MSDOS.EMULATORS>
V20-80.COM BINARY 7552 2D8BH
Also available is:
Z80MU310.ARC BINARY 165376 E0F5H
which is a Z80 emulator for the PC. It works, but is rather slow.
--Keith Petersen
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