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A cross development system for processors in the old MOSTEK 65xx family and compatible devices, it includes a macro assembler, a C compiler, linker, librarian and several other utilities.

Ullrich von Bassewitz had been developing the package for most of its lifetime but stopped development in 2013, however his last release was a quite extensive bug fix release, meaning that the tool as it stands is quite capable and relatively bug free. His version supported cross development from a number of platforms and a self-hosted toolchains on all systems that had full C and runtime library support (see below).

Oliver Schmidt took over the maintenance of the cc65 project, however he only supports cross compilation from a MS Windows environment, his latest release features no major changes to codebase so it could probably be ported back to OS/2 with only minimal changes.

Target support

Full C and runtime library support for:

Commodore machines:
- VIC20
- C16/C116 and Plus/4
- C64
- C128
- CBM 510 (aka P500)
- 600/700 family
- Newer PET machines (not 2001).

Apple II and successors.
Atari 8 bit machines.
GEOS for the C64 and C128.
Nintendo Entertainment System (NES).
Supervision console.
Oric Atmos.
The Lynx Console.

Version

Last OS/2 version: 2.13.3-1 (2012-2-8)
Current MS Windows version: Snapshot (2015-01-20)

License

Open source software, the compiler, linker and librarian are released under a freeware license that was a variant of the GPL v1 License and has somewhat unique terms, the libraries and the rest of the tools are released under the Zlib License.

Links

Authors

John R. Dunning (original author).
Ullrich von Bassewitz (aka Uz, long term maintainer).
Oliver Schmidt (Current maintainer).
Mirco Miranda (OS/2 Port)
Kevin Ruland (Apple II port)
Christian Groessler (Atari target/port)
Mark Keates (Atari port)
Freddy Offenga (Atari port)
David Lloyd (Atari port)
Maciej Witkowiak (GEOS support)
Marc 'BlackJack' Rintsch (CBM targets)
Groepaz (NES port/target)
Steve Schmidtke (VIC20 Port)
Michael Klein (Linux port)
MagerValp (CBM targets)
Josef Soucek (CBM targets)
Stefan A. Haubenthal (C64 & Apple II targets)
Bastian Schick (Lynx port & target)
Karri Kaksonen (Lynx target)
Shawn Jefferson (Lynx target)
Stephen L. Judd
Craig Bruce
Keith W. Gerdes
Sidney Cadot
Peter Trauner
Greg King
Piotr Fusik

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 A cross development system for processors in the old MOSTEK 65xx family and compatible devices, it includes a macro assembler, a C compiler, linker, librarian and several other utilities.
-[[Ullrich von Bassewitz]] had been developing the package for most of its lifetime but stopped development in 2013, however his last release was a quite extensive bug fix release, meaning that the tool as it stands is quite capable and relatively bug free. His version supported cross development from a number of platforms and a self hosted toolchains on all systems that had full C and runtime library support (see below).
+[[Ullrich von Bassewitz]] had been developing the package for most of its lifetime but stopped development in 2013, however his last release was a quite extensive bug fix release, meaning that the tool as it stands is quite capable and relatively bug free. His version supported cross development from a number of platforms and a self-hosted toolchains on all systems that had full C and runtime library support (see below).
 Oliver Schmidt took over the maintenance of the cc65 project, however he only supports cross compilation from a [[MS Windows]] environment, his latest release features no major changes to codebase so it could probably be ported back to OS/2 with only minimal changes.
-====Target support====
+==Target support==
 Full C and runtime library support for:
 *Commodore machines:
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 ==License==
-* Open source software, the compiler,linker and librarian are released under a [[cc65 License|freeware license]] that was a variant of the [[GPL v1 License]] and has somewhat unique terms, the libraries and the rest of the tools are released under the [[Zlib License]].
+* Open source software, the compiler, linker and librarian are released under a [[cc65 License|freeware license]] that was a variant of the [[GPL v1]] License and has somewhat unique terms, the libraries and the rest of the tools are released under the [[Zlib License]].
 ==Links==
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 * John R. Dunning (original author).
 *Ullrich von Bassewitz (aka Uz, long term maintainer).
-* Oliver Schmidt (Current maintainer).
+*Oliver Schmidt (Current maintainer).
 *Mirco Miranda (OS/2 Port)
 * Kevin Ruland (Apple II port)