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From: esp@pnet12.ucsd.edu (Eduard Schwan)
Newsgroups: comp.compilers
Subject: re: 6502 C compiler wanted
Keywords: 6502, C, question
Message-ID: <1991Mar19.034225.1980@iecc.cambridge.ma.us>
Date: 17 Mar 91 15:32:40 GMT
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> Is there such an animal that I can ftp as a C compiler
> for 6502-family

If they're still around, Manx Software Systems made/makes a great ROMmable C
compiler for the 6502, called Aztec C-65.  The version I have is for Apple
ProDOS 8.  It comes with a slow but useful Unix-like shell with I/O
redirection and command language (Yup, on a 64k Apple II!)  I haven't used it
for years.  The stats out of the book are:

Manx Software Systems
PO Box 55, Shrewsbury, NJ, 07701
(201) 530-7997
Sales - 1-800-221-0440

Now that I have migrated to the just-as-slow-on-a-Mac MPW environment, I may
be coerced out of my copy of C-65, if you're interested, and Manx no longer
exists.  Despite my signature, I am really at pnet12!esp@ucsd.edu.

TTFN,
Eduard [esp] Schwan

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