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From: kenw@noah.arc.CDN.UUCP
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Subject: Wanted: GOOD C compiler for C128 under CP/M 3.0
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Date: Mon, 6-Apr-87 20:23:36 EST
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Nearly all C compilers work the way you described (compile, assemble,
link, run).  It can be a pain at times, but it has it's advantages.
Small C has it's own assembler and linker - at least, mine does. It's
for vanilla CP/M, so it should work on your machine. I usually use
Manx/Aztec C V1.06, which is pretty complete and powerful.  If you
want fact, use the famous BDS C. It's to C what Turbo is to Pascal. Be
aware that is uses non-standard file I/O.
  /kenw