>Does small c compile to direct 8085 assembly or threaded code (jump lists)?
It's directly generating 8085 assembly. I'm not gonna say it's generating particularly efficient assembly? Because it probably isn't. But yes, it's generating real code, not some weird p-code or something. A "hello world" .CO was about 28 bytes long. Jumps to about 580 bytes when integer math or variables are used... I estimate a proper cstart (the part of the C library that actually calls main()) will probably be another 100-odd bytes at most. But first I desperately need printhex().... Willard Sent from Samsung tablet
