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'''Aztec C''' is a C compiler from Manx Software Systems (Shrewsbury, New Jersey). | '''Aztec C''' is a C compiler from Manx Software Systems (Shrewsbury, New Jersey). | ||
Aztec C86 was available for CP/M-86, MP/M-86 and PC DOS. | Aztec C86 was available for CP/M-86, MP/M-86 and PC DOS. | ||
The Aztec C86 compiler is a complete implementation of UNIX V7 C language, with the exception of the bit field | The Aztec C86 compiler is a complete implementation of UNIX V7 C language, with the exception of the bit field data type. The compiler produces assembly language source code which can be used with the Manx AS86 assembler or the PC DOS assembler [[MASM]]. | ||
A UNIX | A UNIX PDP 11 cross compiler was available for Aztec C86. | ||
==Components== | ==Components== | ||
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* [http://bitsavers.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de/pdf/manx/Aztec_C_Data_Sheet_Mar83.pdf PDF] - C Data Sheet (1983, Manx Software Systems) | * [http://bitsavers.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de/pdf/manx/Aztec_C_Data_Sheet_Mar83.pdf PDF] - C Data Sheet (1983, Manx Software Systems) | ||
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Revision as of 01:33, 28 March 2018

Aztec C is a C compiler from Manx Software Systems (Shrewsbury, New Jersey).
Aztec C86 was available for CP/M-86, MP/M-86 and PC DOS.
The Aztec C86 compiler is a complete implementation of UNIX V7 C language, with the exception of the bit field data type. The compiler produces assembly language source code which can be used with the Manx AS86 assembler or the PC DOS assembler MASM.
A UNIX PDP 11 cross compiler was available for Aztec C86.
Components
- C86 compiler
- AS86 relocating assembler
- LN linkage editor
- LIBUTIL object library utility
Versions
- 1983: 1.05
- 1985: V 3.20d
- 1985: V 3.4b
- 1988: V 4.1c
- 1989: V 4.2b
- 1992: V 5.2a
Licence
- Commercial - Discontinued
Links
- Wonderfully Ancient World of Aztec C
- PDF - C Data Sheet (1983, Manx Software Systems)