Small-C compilers

Here's a list of Small-C variants with location for most of them.


ARCHIVE TARGET OPT LIB VER CREDIT
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- 8080 ? ? 1.0 Ron Cain


cpc 8086 N ? 1.1 D. Betz (Capridge Syst).
                                                simtel:msdos/c/cc0?.zip
                                                micros.hensa.ac.uk::/micros/ibmpc/dos/e/e053


cc86 8086 N CPM86 stdio 1.1 B.White?
                                                freebsd.cdrom.com:/.2/simtel/sigm/vol149 -- REMOVED?


c80v2 Z80 N CPM stdio, 1.1 Van Zandt
                                      FLOAT
                                                freebsd.cdrom.com:/.2/simtel/sigm/vol224 -- REMOVED?


smalc21a 8086 Y Yes 2.1/70 J.E.Hendrix


smc21 8080 Y Yes 2.1 E.Boebert
simtel:cpm/smallc21/


sc88 8086 N Yes 2.0 R.Green(Byte)
simtel:msdos/small_c/


small-c 6809, N Yes 1.1++ C.Lewis
                  68k,
                  8080,
                  VAX
wuarchive.wustl.edu:/pub/usenet/comp.sources.unix/volume5/smallc/


tcc 6502 N BBC stdio 1.1+ A.Travis
                  micros.hensa.ac.uk:/micros/ibmpc/dos/f/f049


smallc11 6811 E No 2.0 J.Dumaas(Motorola)
                  bode.uu.alberta.ca:/pub/motorola/68hc11/devtools/


smlc68k 68k N Amiga stdio 1.1 W.Kuesche
micros.hensa.ac.uk:/micros/amiga/dos/q/q237


Explanation:
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ARCHIVE = Internet archive name (or substring suitable for archie)
TARGET = Target processor
OPT = Peephole optimizer, Yes/No/External
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, ...




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