19 Feb
2002
19 Feb
'02
9:19 p.m.
There were ports of PCC to the 8086, Z8000, and 68000 done by
MIT's Laboratory for Computer Science. This might be a more
historically correct place to start.
19 Feb
19 Feb
11:58 p.m.
Al Kossow writes:
There were ports of PCC to the 8086, Z8000, and 68000 done by
MIT's Laboratory for Computer Science. This might be a more
historically correct place to start.
I alway wondered, wether the source of these ports is available
somewhere. I bet it isn't.
Regards -- Markus
8 Aug
8 Aug
11:16 p.m.
I'm fairly sure I once saw the MIT 68k port of PCC
on a Usenix tape. No idea which one, but probably
around 1982 or so.
11:49 p.m.
In article by Mike Haertel:
I'm fairly sure I once saw the MIT 68k port of
PCC
on a Usenix tape. No idea which one, but probably
around 1982 or so.
I just looked in the Usenix tapes in the Unix Archive, no luck. The closest
I could find is the directory delaware/cwru.v7/pcc in the file
Applications/Spencer_Tapes/del.tar.gz, but this looks like a PDP-11
version and not a port.
Warren
10 Aug
10 Aug
12:09 a.m.
New subject: pcc ports
In article by M E Leypold @ labnet:
Al Kossow writes:
Al has sent in the PCC ports mentioned to the Unix Archive. They are
now available on the primary site at both:
http://www.tuhs.org/Archive/Applications/Portable_CC/
ftp://minnie.tuhs.org/UnixArchive/Applications/Portable_CC/
The mirror sites should pick these up soon.
Thanks Al!
Warren
There were ports of PCC to the 8086, Z8000, and
68000 done by
MIT's Laboratory for Computer Science. This might be a more
historically correct place to start.
I alway wondered, wether the source of these
ports is available
somewhere. I bet it isn't.
Regards -- Markus
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