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new lcc816
- Subject: new lcc816
- From: tm@netcom.com (Toshiyasu Morita)
- Date: Tue, 5 Jul 1994 03:59:40 GMT
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- Keywords: c compiler lcc
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I've been hacking on lcc816 a bit more lately, and the new version is available on
ftp.winternet.com in /users/tm - four files, lccsrc.taz, lccdoc.taz, lccexe.taz and
lcclib.taz.
It's fairly stable now, and I'm working on stdio and stdlib - it's compiling some
pretty large files correctly, which makes me very happy. The only real pieces of
stdlib that are mostly done is printf(), and I'm working on fopen(), fclose(), etc.
For those who don't know what lcc816 is: lcc is a C compiler front-end from
AT&T/Princeton University, and I've written a 65816 code generator for it.
It uses 32-bit ints, and it currently runs on either Unix boxes or MS-DOS machines -
it doesn't run on the GS yet since it can't compile itself yet. It's currently
missing floating point support and most of the libraries.
The documentation right now is a bit Spartan - if you need any info, please mail me.
Toshi Morita
tm@netcom.com