Closed feldti closed 9 months ago
You need the generic 16-bit cowfe compiled with ncpmz, and the z80 backend; these are bin/cowfe-for-16bit-with-ncpmz
and bin/cowbe-for-z80-with-ncpmz
. The build process will actually put everything together for you and you can find a turnkey CP/M setup in bin/dist/cpmz
(bin/dist/cpm
for 8080 code). Just put those files on a CP/M disk and run demo.sub
.
I don't get it ... how do I create a z80 program (binary) for CP/M ???? What frontend has to be used. I am working under Linux/Ubuntu 22.04. I've compiled all the stuff ...