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Compilers
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CC65 -
A descendant of Small C, this is a freeware C compiler for 6502-based systems
from Ullrich von Bassewitz.
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LCC 65C816 [lcc-1.9-retargetable.tar.gz] -
Toshi Morita has successfully ported LCC to compile for the 65C816
microprocessor, and this archive contains complete source code for the
compiler along with simple instructions and examples.
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Small-C -
a compiler suite by Ron Cain for a subset of the C programming language, here ported to the BBC micro
by A. J. Travis.
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Quetzalcoatl -
Brendan Jones created this C compiler which runs under Linux and Win32. You
can download the program from this site, along with an HTML programming
manual, and the source code is available by request.
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Oric Software Development Kit -
The OSDK is a complete cross-development system allowing you to
create software for the Oric range of computers. It includes a C compiler,
cross-assembler, BASIC converter, and more.
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GCC -
A port of the Gnu Compiler Collection to the 6502 processor family, also
including the semi65x command line 6502 simulator. See also
this support project.
Described as a work in progress and not yet free of bugs. See also
this forum thread.
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RCC16 -
A version of the LCC compiler targeted towards Oric computers (6502-based). The compiler is
partially ANSI compliant and supports C++ comments as well as standard C comments.
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vbcc -
A highly optimizing portable and retargetable ISO C compiler by Dr. Volker Barthelmann.
Alpha release available for 6502, with some support for C64 and NES. Source available,
free for non-commercial use.
Interpreters
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Interpreted languages and other development tools written in native 6502
code can be found in the Source Code Repository.
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