At 08:55 PM 4/11/99 -0700, Sellam Ismail wrote: I remember buying a C compiler for my Commodore 64 in '83 or so, made by a student at a university in Waterloo, Ontario. My brain is strained to remember the name, though. Aztec C was a popular compiler for the Amiga, too. Wondering what happened to the primary programmer there, who I knew quite well in the Amiga heyday, I found his web page at <http://www.oro.net/~jimg/>. Presto, he's still selling a C compiler for the 65816. He was once involved with the post-Amiga VISCorp set-top effort, and previously unknown to me, was at Bell Labs Murray Hill in '77-79, and wrote a Unix disk driver for the port to the PDP-11/34, and a tiny C for the KIM-1 and Apple II. - John