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1 year ago Thank you, I will investigate (play :) ) further.
I assumed v2 went into production because there was a run of adverts for it in the mags. If it did I am keen to find it.
Hopefully at some point Tom will respond, but summer is best boating time, so I don't mind waiting.
Richard
On Sun, 25 Jun 2023 at 17:21, Lee Bradley @.***> wrote:
Hi Richard,
I think tiny-c v2 was a compiler (v1 is an interpreter). I don't think it ever went into production. Tom Gibson's github contains the latest version of tiny-c written in C. It runs under Windows or Linux and has many enhancements over the original CP/M version. It contains all .c source code and a makefile. It also has the 8080 .asm of the original (v 1) tiny-c. I don't think the file ctc.asm (file i/o routines) is included. This and tc.asm are assembled and then linked with asm.com and load,com.
http://primepuzzle.com/tc.asm http://url http://primepuzzle.com/ctc.asm http://url http://primepuzzle.com/tiny-c.readme.txt http://url
Lee Bradley
PS A page that has links to many sample programs of the 2017 version of Tom Gibson's interpreter is at
http://primepuzzle.com/not.just.tiny.c/Table_Of_Contents.html http://url
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I am a retro cp/m enthusiast, and would love to have Tiny-C as a CP/M-80 build, either 8080 or Z80. Are there any build instructions? tiny-c v1 is available from various archive sites, but v2 that was advertised seems unavailable.
Also do you have any disk images and/or doc of the original software release?
cheers Richard Deane retired in north Scotland.