clark@cs.ubc.ca (Graeme Clark) (05/01/91)
Are there any public domain or shareware C or Pascal compilers that are usable on a 640k xt? I've heard that there are ports of gnu C (gcc) - are these too large for such a machine? Please respond by mail and I'll summarize if there's interest. Thanks. Graeme Clark clark@cs.ubc.ca -- Graeme Clark clark@cs.ubc.ca
zlraa@marlin.jcu.edu.au (Ross Alford) (05/02/91)
In <1991May1.165841.13788@cs.ubc.ca> clark@cs.ubc.ca (Graeme Clark) writes: >Are there any public domain or shareware C or Pascal compilers that >are usable on a 640k xt? I've heard that there are ports of gnu >C (gcc) - are these too large for such a machine? I know of two that are quite functional. Pascal compiler is Mystic Pascal, an apparent clone of Turbo Pascal ver. 3 or less, available on Simtel20 in the pd1:<msdos.pascal> directory. C compiler is pcc12c.arc, really a shareware version of the former commercial product DeSmet C, also available from Simtel as pd1:<msdos.c>pcc12c.arc. Both of these work well, both have some limitations compared to current full-blown commercial products. Ross -- Ross A. Alford Department of Zoology Internet: zlraa@marlin.jcu.edu.au James Cook University Phone: +61 77 81 4732 Townsville, Qld 4811 Australia