Mini-C for TI-92
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Mini-C for TI-92
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Subject: Mini-C for TI-92
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From: Mark R. Lindsey <mark@eskimo.com>
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Date: Sat, 20 Jul 1996 10:16:41 -0400
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I'd be interested in talking to someone familiar with compiler design
and Fargo about developing a C compiler for the 92; given memory
limitations, it might just be something that would run on a host machine
(a PC or Unix box, e.g.) and cross compile for the 92.
If we take for granted the obvious benefits of high-level, compilable
language like C, I believe the advantages of adapting an existing C
compiler -- like GNU C -- to produce code for the 92 are enormous.
gcc is an excellent, freely-available, extensible compiler, available
for nearly all flavors of Unix as well as dos (as djgpp). Its modular
design would force us to rewrite only a few pieces of the system, rather
than starting from scratch.
Any thoughts?