Brad Parker wrote: > .... Remember sumex-aim ? SumMacC. > Anyway, I think the Kinetics fastpath was compiled with that....
Perhaps originally.... But when the FastPath code arrived at Shiva it was using the SunOS 4 native compiler on Sun3. I moved it to gcc on Sun4. The 6/88 KIP release has CC=/usr/stanford/bin/cc68 Rutgers KIP c. 1989 used gcc > There was also that wacky company in cambridge which made a hybrid > c-compiler/c-interpreter. It worked really well but it wasn't quite > right. I loved the idea but never bought one. That was around 1988, > 1989? I always hoped to find the source code for that. Saber-C? It became "Code Center" by Centerline. Steve Kauffer kept it going while working on startups (TripAdvisor being the successful one). It ended up at ICS.COM: https://motif.ics.com/products/codecenter ISTR some product of that ilk that read and patched object code and only worked on RISC platforms... > I think gcc was the standard for 68k from 1987 on. Yes, greenhills, but > it's not clear it produced better code and it was really expensive. I never dealt with that many 68K compilers. I remember a whole slew of problematic compilers and debuggers on 32x32 (Encore) and ROMP (IBM PC/RT). At least of them couldn't handle cfront output and/or "Duff's Device" phil
