Index of /Applications/Early_C_Compilers/

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README2000-Jan-13 01:00:530.7Kapplication/octet-stream
fixed_prestructc.tar.gz2000-Jan-13 00:59:1221.0Kapplication/x-tgz
last1120c-bits.gz2000-Jan-10 22:09:5177.1Kapplication/x-gzip
last1120c.tar.gz2000-Jan-10 22:14:4275.5Kapplication/x-tgz
prestructc-bits.gz2000-Jan-10 22:09:5213.5Kapplication/x-gzip
prestructc.tar.gz2000-Jan-10 22:14:4312.7Kapplication/x-tgz
primevalC.html1999-Jul-29 07:40:227.8Ktext/html
Dennis Ritchie has placed some of the earliest surviving C compilers up on
his web page at http://cm.bell-labs.com/who/dmr. The web page primevalC.html
describes the history and features of both compilers.

The two -bits files are the original V2 tap archives. There are matching
.tar.gz files with file timestamps preserved. If you want to use these
compilers, then the binaries and a suitable emulator are available via
anonymous ftp at minnie.cs.adfa.edu.au in the directory pub/PDP-11/Sims/Apout.

The prestructc compiler can be compiled using the above binaries with a few
source code changes. The changed source is in fixed_prestructc.tar.gz,
which also includes a context diff file showing the changes made to it.
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