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*Aztec C65 - MS-DOS Apple II cross-compiler | *Aztec C65 - MS-DOS Apple II cross-compiler | ||
*Aztec CG65 | *Aztec CG65 | ||
*Aztec | *Aztec C68k - Motorola 68000 cross-compiler | ||
* | *Aztec C68k/Am - Development system for Commodore Amiga | ||
*Aztec C68k/Mac - Development system for Apple Macintosh | |||
*Aztec C80 - CP/M-80 native mode development environment | *Aztec C80 - CP/M-80 native mode development environment | ||
*[[Aztec C86]] - PC DOS, CP/M-86 | |||
Aztec C ROM Cross Development Systems (MS-DOS or Apple Macintosh hosts) | |||
==Personnel== | |||
*Jeff Davis | |||
*Chris Macey | |||
*Mike Spille | |||
[[Category:Defunct companies]] | [[Category:Defunct companies]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:38, 30 December 2023
Manx Software Systems (Shrewsbury, New Jersey) offered native compilers and cross development systems.
History
Harry Suckow, Thomas Fenwick and James Goodnow
Products
- Aztec C II - CP/M-80
- Aztec C65 - MS-DOS Apple II cross-compiler
- Aztec CG65
- Aztec C68k - Motorola 68000 cross-compiler
- Aztec C68k/Am - Development system for Commodore Amiga
- Aztec C68k/Mac - Development system for Apple Macintosh
- Aztec C80 - CP/M-80 native mode development environment
- Aztec C86 - PC DOS, CP/M-86
Aztec C ROM Cross Development Systems (MS-DOS or Apple Macintosh hosts)
Personnel
- Jeff Davis
- Chris Macey
- Mike Spille