Re: C compiler for an Apple II

[Alberto Mazzocato <alberto.mazzocato@libero.it>]

Thanks so much, you're very expert.
Bye,
Alberto.

>
>Yes. For 8 bit Apples there is HyperC, Aztec C and Small C. The first 2 
>are easily found on the web. The last one is from The Byteworks and 
>should be available in it's 8 bit assembler version Orca/M which (I 
>think) you can get from Syndicomm. HyperC and Aztec C are not ANSI C 
>compliant but are well developed for the 8 bit Apple II. The legalities 
>of these systems are dubious but HyperC is considered legal as abandoned 
>shareware.
>
>An alternate method would be the cross development system CC65. A well 
>developed, mostly ANSI C compiler.
>
>As an aside, the GS has a robust development environment. Well, 
>technically 2. The Byteworks developer tools and the APW tools which 
>were based on them.
>
>Cheers,
>Mike T.