Re: TI-H: Compilers
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Re: TI-H: Compilers
From: Grant Stockly <gussie@stockly.com>
> Any compilier for the z80 will generate the asm code you need. throw it
> into CAZ or some other assembler, and then into the calc.
>
> You'll need to write about 10k of stdio and general library stuff, but it
> isn't that hard.
Yep, thats one of the parts that seems to be a stopping point, that
and not knowing much at all about calc programming :)
I see that someone has adapted a free C compiler for the 86, but
I've never heard of anyone using it for anything (not that I keep track
of what stuff is written).
I've got a z80 compiler (Embedded Pascal Demo) here that I'm thinking
about creating a library for, probably for the 86 (soon as I get mine
fixed).
Mostly for the sake of amusement. Its kind of cool, since it uses syntax
that is compatible with Delphi, you can do most of your development
right on the PC (assuming you write a PC port of the 86 RTL).
I guess I'll have to go read about programming for the 86..
DK
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