Re: 6502 C compiler?

amosb@magna.com.au wrote:
> Can anyone please direct me to an ftp site where I might find source for
> a C compiler which generates 6502 code? The "catalog of Compilers etc"
> lists SmallC and says there is a 6502 implementation, but the smallc I
> found in the comp.unix.sources archives did not include 6502 - it had
> 8080, 6809 and vax.


The archive located in UK and the name is f049tcc.*, try archie tcc.


> [I'm getting a lot of requests for C compilers and assemblers for 8 bit chips,
> usually embedded processors. If anyone has wisdom on this topic, please send
> it in and I'll add it to the FAQ. -John]


Here's my list of Small-C versions:




ARCHIVETARGETPEEP.LIBVERCREDIT
----------------------------------------------------------------------
-8080??1.0Ron Cain
cpc(simtel)8086No?1.1Capridge Syst.
cc868086NoCPM86 stdio1.1B.White?
c80v2Z80NoCPM stdio,1.1Van Zandt
FLOAT
smalc21a8086YesYes2.1/70J.E.Hendrix
smc218080YesYes2.1Boebert
sc888086NoYes2.0Byte (R.Green)
small-c6809NoYes1.1++C.Lewis
68k
8080
VAX
tcc(6502)6502NoBBC stdio1.1+A.Travis
smallc116811ExternNo2.0Motorola(J.Dumaas)
smlc68k68kNoAmiga stdio1.1W.Kuesche




ARCHIVE= Internet archive name (or substring suitable for archie)
TARGET= Target processor (8086=8088)
PEEP= Peephole optimizer
LIB= Standard C library support (strcpy, ...)
VER= Base version, enhancement indicated by +
CREDIT= Name associated with the archive


The small-c is my favourite: Files have logical names instead of
cc1.c, cc2.c, ... I have worked on a 6805 code generator w/16-bits
arithmetic based on the small-c archive. It may be released before
Christmas.


-Arne-
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