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From: aliu@aludra.usc.edu (Alex C. Liu)
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Subject: Commodore Assembler...
Keywords: PD C programming...
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Date: 25 Apr 91 07:13:14 GMT
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Hi, I am thinking of creating a Small C programming package for the
C64/128.  I know that there is already an PD Assembler that is
compatible with the Power C linker.  So I only need the C->Assembly
compiler and write a linker.  I think I could be able to modify the
Small C compiler that appeared in the Net to create 6502 code.
(Doesn't seem too hard).  Now, I might probably need to find the PD
assembler that works with the Power C linker, and maybe the latest
version of the Small C compiler.  Also, some info on the linker format
would be nice.  All this used to be available in the UX-Maze mail
archive, but alas, that service is gone now.  Does anybody have that
stuff?

Thanks in advance.
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