[Coco] Found strangeness in C compiler (bug)
Mark McDougall
msmcdoug at iinet.net.au
Tue May 21 21:57:59 EDT 2019
On 22/05/2019 12:02 am, Mathew Boytim via Coco wrote:
> Sdcc might be a good choice - it supports the TRS-80 but I'm
> not sure for which machine and which DOS (didn't work for my test).
I don't think you'll get an executable for any TRS-80 DOS out of SDCC.
It'll produce a binary or hex output that you can then convert to CAS or
disk file as you prefer.
Here's a project that uses it that would probably be a good template,
though building for a cassette might have to be tweaked for suitable
loading addresses that won't clobber DOS...
<https://github.com/voidware/trek14>
Trying to recall the last time I used SDCC myself... I think it was for
an old Cypress USB device chip which from memory had an 8051 core. There
were a few caveats but nothing major IIRC.
Can't quite recall if I ever tried targeting a Z80 system with SDCC... I
want to say I did but can't recall any details so maybe it's just
wishful thinking?
Regards,
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Mark McDougall
<http://retroports.blogspot.com.au>
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