On Fri, 21 May 1999, Sven 'Zak' Kozma wrote:
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> Unfortunately I´ve got no CPM Disk despite of all my CPM capable computers
> |-(
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Don Maslin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> maintains the DynaSig archives, including boot
disks for many CP/M machines. if he has what you need, for a couple bucks
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> On Tue, 25 May 1999, Sven 'Zak' Kozma wrote:
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> > Hi Greg
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> > >Wow, I didn't realize that ELKS once ran on z80's! What is the zcc
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> > Maybe ...
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> > >compiler that you're talking about? Is the src available? What is scc?
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> > Scc is a SmallC Comp
On Tue, 25 May 1999, Sven 'Zak' Kozma wrote:
> Hi Greg
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> >Wow, I didn't realize that ELKS once ran on z80's! What is the zcc
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> Maybe ...
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> >compiler that you're talking about? Is the src available? What is scc?
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> Scc is a SmallC Compiler for the z80. SmallC is a subset of C (n
On Sat, 22 May 1999 Michael Hope wrote :
>I've been thinking about porting sdcc (which is under the GPL and active
What is it, and where can I get it ...
>development) to the Nintendo Gameboy, which is a small step away from a
It might be a nice gag to call the german magazine c´t liars :-)
b
Hi Greg
>Wow, I didn't realize that ELKS once ran on z80's! What is the zcc
Maybe ...
>compiler that you're talking about? Is the src available? What is scc?
Scc is a SmallC Compiler for the z80. SmallC is a subset of C (no math,
struct/union, typedef etc.).
Zcc is a driver to coordinate
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> >I've been thinking about porting sdcc (which is under the GPL and active
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> What is it, and where can I get it ...
sdcc is a C compiler for the Intel 8051 which uses a custom compiler, and
AS as the linker and assembler. It's got a good opt
On Fri, 21 May 1999, Angel Martin Alganza wrote:
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> On Thu, 20 May 1999, Jakob Eriksson wrote:
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> > You are both interested in a C compiler for the Z80.
> > I am crossposting this for all of you to read.
> > (Maybe a few Amstrad people will also be interested in ELKS,
> > an attempt to po
Hi Dieter
>> :-) Absolutely. I´m still looking for a C Crosscompiler for the z80 ...
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>> All I found (with help of this list) was the zcc, but I don´t think it could
>> make it ... :-(
>I found a C-Compiler for the z80 unter http://www.hitech.com.au/
Yes, it´s well known, but it´s a CPM Comp
Hello Greg
>If you really, really, really want one and can't find it, I might have one on
>a mag tape somewhere, if I could just find a system that reads mag tape...
Are you sure it´s not a Small C Compiler ? It´s lack of structs, unsigned
and even doesn´t heard of void. And without this this,
If you really, really, really want one and can't find it, I might have one on
a mag tape somewhere, if I could just find a system that reads mag tape...
Greg
On Wednesday, May 19, 1999 6:46 AM, Sven 'Zak' Kozma
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> On Tue, 18 May 1999 Michael G Hughes wrote
On Thu, 20 May 1999, Jakob Eriksson wrote:
> You are both interested in a C compiler for the Z80.
> I am crossposting this for all of you to read.
> (Maybe a few Amstrad people will also be interested in ELKS,
> an attempt to port linux to intel 8088 and later the Z80.)
Is it possible to plug
On Thu, 20 May 1999, map wrote:
> Hi Zak,
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> I found a C-Compiler for the z80 unter http://www.hitech.com.au/
Ah. Good. That was their address.
It is still available from http://mds.mdh.se/~dat95jen/z80/CPM-C.tar.gz
all in one file.
Jakob - me too me too me too me too me too me too me too m
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I've been thinking about porting sdcc (which is under the GPL and active
development) to the Nintendo Gameboy, which is a small step away from a
real Z80...
- -- Michael
On Fri, 21 May 1999, Sven 'Zak' Kozma wrote:
> Hi
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> >If we start back at 0.
On Wed, 19 May 1999, Sven 'Zak' Kozma wrote:
> All I found (with help of this list) was the zcc, but I don´t think it could
> make it ... :-(
zcc (which I think uses scc) was the compiler originally used to compile
ELKS for the Z80, if memory serves correctly (alan?).
If we start back at 0.0.12
Hi
>If we start back at 0.0.12 (which used to compile for Z80), then simply
Yes there´s some z80 code in there, but I don´t belive it will compile with
zcc. (maybe the arch/z80/* part)
I´m playing around with zcc 0.96
>apply patches up fixing as we go along (for 60ish versions), we should
>hav
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> >If you really, really, really want one and can't find it, I might have one on
> >a mag tape somewhere, if I could just find a system that reads mag tape...
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> Are you sure it?s not a Small C Compiler ? It?s lack of structs, unsigned
> and even doesn?t heard of void. And without this this,
Sven 'Zak' Kozma schrieb:
> Hi
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> On Tue, 18 May 1999 Michael G Hughes wrote :
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> >>>My question is: Already have ELKS for these plataforms:
> >>> Zilog z80 (msx, cp-500, zx-spectrum...)
> >It seems that getting compilers for some of these machines is not the easyest task
Hello ELKS:ers and Amstraders!
You are both interested in a C compiler for the Z80.
I am crossposting this for all of you to read.
(Maybe a few Amstrad people will also be interested in ELKS,
an attempt to port linux to intel 8088 and later the Z80.)
This is from Embedded Linux Kernel Subset
Hi
On Tue, 18 May 1999 Michael G Hughes wrote :
>>>My question is: Already have ELKS for these plataforms:
>>> Zilog z80 (msx, cp-500, zx-spectrum...)
>It seems that getting compilers for some of these machines is not the easyest task
:-) Absolutely. I´m still looking for
>>My question is: Already have ELKS for these plataforms:
>> Zilog z80 (msx, cp-500, zx-spectrum...)
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>Some guys thinking about it ...
It seems that getting compilers for some of these machines is not the
easyest task, I have looked at forth as a way of implimenting an OS an
Hi
On Thu, 13 May 1999 Luciano José Alves wrote:
>My question is: Already have ELKS for these plataforms:
> Zilog z80 (msx, cp-500, zx-spectrum...)
Some guys thinking about it ...
bye
Zak
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Jakob,
>Jakob Eriksson wrote:
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> I don't understand the question.
> Do you mean if there is AppleII+ support in ELKS?
Sorry, my english is very bad.
My question is: Already have ELKS for these plataforms:
Intel 8088 (xt & compatibles),
Zilog z80 (msx,
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