WTD: Clarion/JPI TopSpeed C (for Psion SIBO SDK)

Hi guys, Pushing the boundaries of the Ten Year Rule here, but I think the "coolness factor" might apply here, so please don't get the pitchforks and flaming torches out just yet... :) I just got back from the Barnsley Hamfest, with a new toy in tow: a Psion Workabout MX, 2MB version, with IrDA, TTL, RS232 and LIF ports, a 256K flash SSD and a 1MB SRAM SSD. Batteries were -- predictably -- shot, but on installing a fresh pair of AAs, it booted to SIBO. Seems the SSDs are blank, and aside from a few small screen scratches the machine is in pretty good nick. Thing is, I'd like to see it do something useful. This dictates that I write some code for it... I've managed to find a copy of the old Psion Sibo SDK and some PDF documentation on an FTP site, but this doesn't include the C compiler required to compile the code: TopSpeed C. As near as I can tell, this was a 16-bit 8086 C compiler which generated code under (and for) MS-DOS type platforms. The Psion documentation references Topspeed Compiler v3.10 and Environment v3.10.002, but I suspect other versions may also work. Psion suggest it was released by Clarion, but every other reference I can find suggests it was sold be a company called "JPI". Does anyone happen to have a spare copy of Topspeed C kicking around? Thanks, -- Phil. classiccmp at philpem.me.uk http://www.philpem.me.uk/