6 May
2005
6 May
'05
7:04 p.m.
On Thu, 5 May 2005 20:49:36 -0700 (PDT)
Fred Cisin <cisin at xenosoft.com> wrote:
I have several versions of Aztec C that are from the early 8088 era. A
'light' version and the full-blown product. I believe the manual for my
copy is also the manual for the CP/M version. I just have the DOS
version. I was poking around coding with it about a year ago on an old
DOS laptop. I was trying to get it up and running on my HP-95LX palmtop
if I remember correctly (which I have an old version of masm.com on the
cmos drive of)
> I
don't think C came out until after the AT.
On Thu, 5 May 2005, [iso-8859-15]
Bj?rn wrote:
IBM C 3.0 came just before OS/2 1.0 as far as
I'm able to recall.
The
The first IBM (MS) C compiler ("3.0"?) was purchased from Lattice.
first PC C compiler I used was odd - it did not
have the standard
function library, everything was slightly different. I think that
would have been shortly after the XT was launched.
ALthough it was NOT the "first" one, I kinda liked DeSmet C. I still
use it (now called "Personal C Compiler") to introduce my students to
the concept of a command line compiler.