Re: Release my K&R C compiler along OS and utilities

On 19 Mar 2025 at 6:22:06 CST, "anthk" <anthk@openbsd.home> wrote:

On 2025-03-16, Oscar Toledo G <biyubi@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi all.
 
I've released recently the source code to my almost full K&R C compiler (minus
extern and static) made in 1993-1996.
 
It was developed based on Small-C and expanded to K&R per the book.
 
The target of this C compiler is a transputer chip. The C compiler runs under
my own operating system, and you'll find along text editor, assembler,
assorted utilities, a 3D modeler, and a ported Ray Tracer program.
 
For this to work, I've made a transputer emulator that can be compiled in
recent macOS (test with Macbook Air M1)
 
The full source code is available at https://github.com/nanochess/transputer
 
Also three articles about the development are linked there.
 
Enjoy it!
 
Regards,

 
Thanks/Gracias. Altough from you I would expect using something like Minix 3,
or OpenBSD :D.

I'm more mainstream these days because I keep distros of IntyBASIC, CVBasic,
and CoolCV for Windows, macOS and Linux.

I use a Macbook Air for development, and VirtualBox for running both Windows
and Fedora, so I don't need to use another computer.

Regards,
--
Oscar Toledo G.
Email: biyubi at gmail dot com
"You may remember me from such books as Programming Boot Sector Games and More Boot Sector Games"
I remember when companies used VAX