Re: cc65 compile for Apple 2e?

["John B. Matthews" <nospam@nospam.com>]

In article <fRkck.25$195.14@newsfe08.iad>,
 "Bill Buckels" <bbuckels@mts.net> wrote:

> "John B. Matthews" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message 
> nospam-E5F70F.22140106072008@aioe.org">news:nospam-E5F70F.22140106072008@aioe.org...
> 
> > Not at all! Ping me if you have questions.
> 
> I'll probably redo the Aztec C Windows Cross-Compilers and add AC scripts to 
> the make files. I'll check-out your environments etc. to see what the best 
> way might be.
> 
> > I use Linux for money _and_ fun. Don't let on! ;-)
> 
> Don't worry I won't tell.
> 
> I have a number of Windows and Linux cross-applications written in Trolltech 
> Qt C++ that I have either written or that I support. All the communities in 
> the Canadian Arctic that have Co-op grocery stores run a mixed Linux and 
> Windows network. Hey we even put mono on an old Mandrake distro to run 
> Visual BASIC apps for this client. And we have cross-java apps as well. We 
> used to have more. We orginally wrote the WEB order entry system using java 
> and exadel struts, later replaced with ASP.NET and moved from apache to IIS.
> 
> I work pretty closely with Brad and Phil at linuxcanada.com for the same 
> client. Brad is now developing on a brand new Mac Plus BTW.
> 
> My company ( www.appttius.com ) doesn't play favorites although we are a 
> Microsoft certified Gold Partner. The only time I get to be an arrogant 
> developer is when I am reliving the glory days of the old programs for retro 
> systems. Money is money honey:)

Now Bill, you're not arrogant. Ebullient, surely, but not arrogant. :-)

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