Re: The Internet-enabled Contiki Desktop OS

[Martijn van Buul <pienjo@c64.org>]

It occurred to me that Robert Steinmetz wrote in comp.sys.cbm:
>> Such a shame that it's written in ANSI-C, and not K&R C, otherwise I would've
>> been running it on a PDP11..
> You could always write a compiler ;-{)

Well, yes. Every now and then the topic returns on the various ancient Unix
lists and groups. Somebody really should make some time and see whether the
Amsterdam Compiler Kit[1] can be backported..

Martijn

[1] Which is the Minix compiler, for instance. It used to have a PDP11 backend,
    and it does understand Ansi-C. And it's covered by a BSD-style license,
    which makes things even better :)
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