C and C++#
OSS tiny-c Copyright (C) 1978 tiny c associates, 1982 OSS, Inc., Thomas A. Gibson and Scott B. Guthery#
OSS tiny-c was a small C compiler disk.
From Atari FAQ:
First sold C compiler by OSS. This compiler was used to compile itself! First true language "bootstrap" on any 8-bit machine (it was also available for Apple and CP/M machines). Derived from Dr. Dobbs "Small C". Compiles to 6502 code which emulates the 8080 instruction set.
Manual#
ATR-Images#
- TINY-C_program_disk.atr ; TINY-C+ Version 1.1 program disk ; Mega-thanks to Kyle22 from AtariAge for giving us the ATR-imgaes, we are deep in your debt!
- TINY-C_source_disk.atr ; TINY-C+ Version 1.1 source code disk with ASM-files ; Mega-thanks to Kyle22 from AtariAge for giving us the ATR-imgaes, we are deep in your debt!
Pictures#
OSS TINY-C+ Version 1.1 program startscreen
OSS TINY-C+ Version 1.1 directory of program disk
OSS tiny-c manual cover
OSS tiny-c ad
OSS C/65 Copyright (C) 1982 OSS, Inc.#
C programming language for the Atari. A subset of C, C/65 only generated assembly source code. An assembly compiler (like MAC/65) is needed to generate an executable file. Marketed, not produced by OSS.
Manuals#
ATR-Images#
Picture#
OSS C/65 Cover
CC65#
Deep Blue C#
ATR-Images#
Lightspeed C 1.15#
Manuals#
ATR-Images#
C++#
ATR-Images#