> I'm trying to find a tape or disk or, in a pinch, even a files collection of > the DECUS C\ > compiler for PDP-11. I don't care if the OS is RT-11, RSX-11 or RSTS/E -- > I've got all > three available.
DECUS Special package 11SP68 is the “classic” DECUS distribution. Available from any of the major PDP-11 DECUS library archives (look it up in google.) e.g. http://www.classiccmp.org/PDP-11/RT-11/freeware/dsk/misc/ in “decusc.dsk”. Alan Baldwin supplies some fixes to the original DECUS package that I highly recommend (especially if you want to build his TCP/IP with it). Available as disk images at e.g. http://pgb-arb.homeip.net/rthtml/tcpget.php > Also, what C compilers were available on the VAX/780 running VMS? Were any of > them free/open software? The two generations of C compilers DEC sells/sold for VAX/VMS are called “VAX C” and “DEC C”. As to modern free compilers (e.g. ANSI C and not K&R C) GCC works fine if exquisitely slowly at 1 VUP. See any of the VMS DECUS collections.
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