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From: mun@PROBLEM_WITH_INEWS_GATEWAY_FILE (Richard Man)
Subject: Re: 6811 C Compiler
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Steve Schoeneman (steves@vcd.hp.com) wrote:
: There is one available that I read about on cherupakha.media.mit.edu
: It may have been in the MiniBoard documentation, but check the README
: or some of the other FYI files in the directory on MiniBoards.

: The compiler was by Dunfield, and I believe it was called Micro-C.

: Steve

icc11 is available for ftp on cher.media.mit.edu:pub/incoming/icc11. It's a
DOS hosted cross compiler for the '11. Even though it doesn't have a linker,
the compiler driver, compiler and the assembler work together so that you can
specify mulitple src files of different types on the command line.

It's not in public domain, it generates decent code, it works with the
minboard library that Fred Martin put out, and it's free for now.

// richard
