Re: Mix C 2.1 CP/M 80 download

["Bill Buckels" <bbuckels@mts.net>]

Dan Wallace has provided us with a manual for the tools that came with Mix C 
CP/M 80 Compiler:

http://www.cpm8680.com/mix/mix-c21-cpm-tools.pdf

Dan provided me with the disks that I created the images from in the first 
place then painstakingly transcribed the entire tools section of his manual 
into a Word document which I converted to the pdf above.

Dan also has a header file on the Apple disk images and some extra goodies 
are there as well as mentioned below.

I am going to put a web page for mix compilers up shortly. But in the 
meantime give the manual a look see. I have included it in the zip along 
with the permission from Dennis Saunders.

Thanks Dan for everything and getting me started on this,

Bill

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Mix C 2.1 CP/M 80 is available for download at the following link:

http://www.cpm8680.com/mix/mix-c21.zip

Unzip with directories intact.

1. This zip file contains 4- Apple II CP/M Disk Images created using
DSK2FILE on an Apple //e with a Softcard Clone. You can use DSK2FILE or
DISKMAKER.8 to recreate these on a real Apple //e.

Disks 1-3 contain the MIX Compiler Version 2.1
Disk 4 Contains the MIX Editor Version 1.1

Some extra utilities and a ramdisk and other goodies are also included on
the Apple disk images. Apple II CP/M 80 users who program in C will find
this quite well done.

2. This zip file also contains a myz80 disk image of the compiler. A  hello
program is all that has been added besides the original compiler files.

Before running myz80 from the command line set the myz80 environment
C.DSK=MIX21.DSK

The point of the myz80 disk image is to use the compiler on a Windows
machine or in an MS-DOS emulator to quickly compile and test programs before
transferring them to a real CP/M machine.

3. The compiler is also included as individual files just as it is in the
zip file for the older version found elsewhere on the Internet. You can use
these to build your own disks for whatever CP/M 80 target you use.

If you have a c128 or use WinVice you can build disk images using ctools.