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From: savage@topaz.RUTGERS.EDU (Edward G. Savage)
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Subject: Public Domain Compilers & Interpreters
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Date: Thu, 12-Dec-85 19:29:50 EST
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	Does anyone out there know of any public domain compilers for any
of the popular languages that are available for the TRS-80 Model I or CoCo?
I know there is the old Dr. Dobbs C compiler, but does anyone have a converted
CP/M version working on their Model I or CoCo?  And what about the Xlisp
interpreter?  Does anyone have that working on their Model I or CoCo?  How
about any of the other popular languages like Prolog, Pascal, etc.?

	Any information related to such compilers or interpreters would
be appreciated.



							Ed Savage

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