Re: 1987 Z80 C compiler '2500ad' documentation
- From: Paul Burke <paul@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 15 Aug 2006 08:41:43 +0100
Ico wrote:
I just inherited a project running on a Z80, which is built with acompiler called 'c80.exe' :
2500 A.D. Z80 C Compiler Copyright (C) 1987 - Version 4.05c
You lucky sod.
Does anybody happen to have any documentation about this compiler at
hand ? I am mainly looking for flags to change warning levels, and
information about pref-defined preprocessor symbols.
I just happened to almost throw out the 6809 compiler (V4.03) the other day, so I know where it is. Here are the command line options:
-1 Skip phase 1 preoptimization.
-d Include source code in output
-D Allow definition of symbols in command line
-i Specify #include path
-I change to alternate library section names
-n Run linker after compilation
-ofilename Output fiulename
-p/path/ Output directory
-P Run preprocessor only
-S Create assembler output with source code as comments
And that's it. I like the way with only a handful of options they still managed to make case matter.
Paul Burke
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