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Aztec C for TRSDOS?
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Tom Burnett
Jan 10, 2013, 9:42:11 PM1/10/13
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Does anyone have a copy of Aztec C for TRSDOS?
I know it exists (well... existed, anyway) as I've seen a few utilities written for me. If you have a copy, please contact me.
If I can find a copy, I'll donate it to Bill Buckels Aztec C Museum site.
Thanks,
Tom
I know it exists (well... existed, anyway) as I've seen a few utilities written for me. If you have a copy, please contact me.
If I can find a copy, I'll donate it to Bill Buckels Aztec C Museum site.
Thanks,
Tom
turnkit
Jan 31, 2013, 12:04:49 PM1/31/13
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Well there is one version apparently found...
http://www.trs-80.com/wordpress/archive-search/
Description Model File
Type Author/Publisher Year Lang Catalog Filename Notes
Aztec C v1.06D [DSDD80-Sys] DMK Manx Software Systems 1984 En aztc106d
http://www.trs-80.com/wordpress/archive-search/
Description Model File
Type Author/Publisher Year Lang Catalog Filename Notes
Aztec C v1.06D [DSDD80-Sys] DMK Manx Software Systems 1984 En aztc106d
Knut
Feb 18, 2013, 9:11:51 PM2/18/13
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Hi
Sorry for replying to this several weeks later, I only check this group
sporadically and now it is a long time ago.
Actually this item say model: cp/m so not for TRSDOS... it is a pretty
unreadable small image that says cp/m so easily missed.
It also has -sys so Ira's disk probably boots into whatever CP/M it wants to be
for. Maybe CP/M PLUS from Tandy/Digital Research for M4 is a good guess.
Searching I found this
http://www.z80.eu/downloads/Aztec-C106d.zip
in this site
http://www.z80.eu/c-compiler.html
unfortunately the files are no longer on a virtual TRS-80 floppy.
A K&R type C it seems, not ansi. And I found some assembly that looks like 8080
mnemonics. Maybe the compiler is 8080 code which runs fine on Z80, generating
8080 code also. Possibly CP/M PLUS is 8080 code too but for M4 hardware.
BTW I have a Kontiki computer (later renamed to Tiki) which runs KP/M, which is
a total rewrite of CP/M for Z80, lightning fast compared to CP/M... :-)
Knut
Sorry for replying to this several weeks later, I only check this group
sporadically and now it is a long time ago.
Actually this item say model: cp/m so not for TRSDOS... it is a pretty
unreadable small image that says cp/m so easily missed.
It also has -sys so Ira's disk probably boots into whatever CP/M it wants to be
for. Maybe CP/M PLUS from Tandy/Digital Research for M4 is a good guess.
Searching I found this
http://www.z80.eu/downloads/Aztec-C106d.zip
in this site
http://www.z80.eu/c-compiler.html
unfortunately the files are no longer on a virtual TRS-80 floppy.
A K&R type C it seems, not ansi. And I found some assembly that looks like 8080
mnemonics. Maybe the compiler is 8080 code which runs fine on Z80, generating
8080 code also. Possibly CP/M PLUS is 8080 code too but for M4 hardware.
BTW I have a Kontiki computer (later renamed to Tiki) which runs KP/M, which is
a total rewrite of CP/M for Z80, lightning fast compared to CP/M... :-)
Knut
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