] Em qua, 27 dez 2000, Nestor Soriano escreveu:
]
] But, I think one can better dedicate the effort to create C++ for MSX
] (supporting objects etc). Would be of much more use.
]
] I have already enough problems trying to make Hitech-C to work
] properly!! No strange languages please!!
I think in low-end systems speed has precedence over compatibility. Hence,
creating JAVA for low-end embedded systems is kind of silly. Java for MSX
would be nice, but I don't think it would actually be *useful*. It will
certainly be slow, and it features parts very difficult to support in a
But, I think one can better dedicate the effort to create C++ for MSX
(supporting objects etc). Would be of much more use.
I have already enough problems trying to make Hitech-C to work
properly!! No strange languages please!! 8-(
BTW, do someone know why sometimes the linker of Hitech-C
Hi,
I downloaded hitech C CP/M version from hitech's website, but it hangs on my msx.. If
you got to the
linking part, maybe you can tell me how you got there without the compiler crashing ?
:-) (i have a
standard 8250 with a 20MB SCSI HDD)
Also do i need to compile the libraries manually or
Em qua, 27 dez 2000, Nestor Soriano escreveu:
But, I think one can better dedicate the effort to create C++ for MSX
(supporting objects etc). Would be of much more use.
I have already enough problems trying to make Hitech-C to work
properly!! No strange languages please!! 8-(
I
something for our good old MSX?
http://industry.java.sun.com/javanews/stories/story2/0,1072,32628,00.html
M
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