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Revision as of 16:38, 21 July 2010
PCC is the 'portable c compiler'. PCC was written in C, originally for the VAX, and PDP-11 platform.
Known ports include:
- 8086
- Z8000
- 68000
Which can be found on the TUHS site.
Currently there is an effort to update pcc, to include ANSI C & GCC comparability. The resulting work is currently hosted here.
