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From: jrv@MITRE-BEDFORD.ARPA (James R. Van Zandt)
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Subject: Re: wanted: info on C compilers for CPM
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Date: Tue, 14-Jan-86 16:43:38 EST
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Posted: Tue Jan 14 16:43:38 1986
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Here's another C compiler for CP/M.  It's the Small-C compiler which
appeared in Dr.  Dobbs #45 (May 1980), but modified by me to include
floating point.  The compiler requires a Z-80 processor and produces
Z-80 assembly language output.  There's a companion assembler and
linker.  You can get the whole package, including source code in C for
the compiler, as volume 156 from:

	C user's Group
	Box 97
	McPherson KS 67460
	(314) 241-1065

They charge $8 per volume and offer nearly any format.  If you want a
more detailed description, you can look at the September 1985 issue
of their newsletter.

I believe it's also available as SIG/M volume 224.

Credits: Small-C was written by Ron Cain.  The floating point routines
themselves were written by Niel Colvin.  The assembler and linker are
by Bruce Mallett.

(As you can tell, the C User's Group is not-for-profit.  I don't make
any money off this, either.) (I'm not maintaining this code, either. 
I've now moved on to the 16 bit world.)
                                        - Jim Van Zandt