From: Nikkinen (arrow_at_pp.inet.fi)
Date: 2000-12-19 08:42:12
I failed to download it. May be I'm an idiot. Execpt of hanging myself, what to do? Rgds, Sami Ullrich von Bassewitz wrote: > Version 2.6.0 of the compiler and tools are finally done and packaged. One of > the most visible difference is that the packages are splitted now. Most files > that are needed for the target platforms are now in separate packages, so you > need the base package (the compiler and tools) plus the target machine > package. Have a look at the ftp server and you will get the idea. > > I've appended the announcement below. Thanks for all the help with this > release! Have fun! > > Regards > > Uz > > > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > I'm proud to announce version 2.6 of CC65, a C crosscompiler / > crossassembler combo for 6502 systems. > > CC65 has C and runtime library support for many of the old 6502 machines, > including > > - The Commodore C64, C128 and the C16, C116, Plus/4 machines. > - The CBM 600/700 family (programs run in bank 1). > - Newer PET machines (not 2001) > - The Apple ][ (library support by Kevin Ruland <kevin_at_rodin.wustl.edu>) > - The Atari 8 bit machines (thanks to the Atari team) > - GEOS for the C64 and C128 (GEOSLib by Maciej Witkowiak <ytm_at_elysium.pl>) > > The libraries are fairly portable, so creating a version for other 6502s > shouldn't be too much work. > > New in this version: > > * All bugs mentioned on the bugs web page for version 2.5 are fixed. > > * Several new commands/features for the assembler, including a repeat > statement and target specific character sets. > > * More 65C02 support. > > * Module constructors/destructors (assembler/linker). > > * `const' is honored in most places now, `const' data goes into the RODATA > segment by default. > > * Lots of larger library routines rewritten in assembler for speed and size > (heap management, printf family). > > * New object dump utility. > > * New disassembler and assembler --> HTML converter (beta!). > > * New low level disk I/O module for the Atari, thanks to Christian > Groessler, <cpg_at_aladdin.de>. > > * New mouse routines for the Atari machines by Christian Groessler and > Freddy Offenga, <F.Offenga_at_student.kun.nl>. The mouse routines for the > C64 are now debugged and should work (but still beta). > > * Other stuff. > > There is still no support for the following features: > > * Floats and bit fields. > > * File routines on most systems. The 8 bit Ataris are the first > machines that do have full file I/O support (besides the ACE port > which was dropped some time ago). Please note that the complete CBM > family doesn't have file I/O support! > > * The 80 column mode on the C128 is not supported by the conio library. > > Available packages: > > As usual I will provide the complete sources and several binary packages, > including RPMs for RedHat Linux. Linux is the primary development platform, > so the sources do compile out of the box on Linux machines. > > Please note that there are now separate RPMs for the compiler proper and > the target specific libraries. To develop for one of the predefined target > systems you need the compiler RPM package *and* one of the target machine > packages. > > Binaries for DOS and and Windows will follow or may already be available at > the time you read this. OS/2 packages will again be available, but since > there are almost no downloads for OS/2, so the host platform may get > dropped in the near future (again). > > Download: > > More information information and a download link, please visit the cc65 web > page at > > http://www.cc65.org/ > > Thanks to all who sent feedback and suggestions and of course to anyone who > helped developing cc65! > > -- > Ullrich von Bassewitz uz_at_musoftware.de > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Part 1.2Type: application/pgp-signature ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list send mail to majordomo_at_musoftware.de with the string "unsubscribe cc65" in the body(!) of the mail.
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