24 Mar
2024
24 Mar
'24
6:20 a.m.
Yes, I'm all but certain that ISC SVR3 used pcc (unless Heinz
contradicts). Dell SVR4 definitely had pcc, as well as 3(!) gcc versions
https://notes.technologists.com/notes/2008/01/10/a-brief-history-of-dell-un…
On 3/23/2024 7:17 PM, Luther Johnson wrote:
I think it's a better than even chance that the C
compilers in the first
versions of SCO and ISC Unix were based on PCC, you might look there.
On 03/23/2024 05:13 PM, Jason Stevens wrote:
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I'd been on this whole rabbithole
exploration thing of those MIT PCC 8086
uploads that have been on the site & on bitsavers, it had me wondering is
there any version of PCC that targeted the 386?
While rebuilding all the 8086 port stuff, and MIT PC/IP was fun, it'd be
kind of interesting to see if anything that ancient could be forced to
work
with a DOS Extender..
I know there was the Anders Magnusson one in 2007, although the site
is now
offline. But surely there must have been another one between 1988/2007?
Thanks!