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The first two links below are for Scott Guthery's book - This covers the PC implementation of tiny-c. A great deal of this book is helpful to understanding the original CP/M implementation of tiny-c. The first file is large (10 Mb). You need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view these files. Learning C with tiny-c Appendices Interpreter and sample programs (PC) - tiny-c-pc.zip Interpreter and sample programs (CP/M) - tiny-c.zip tiny-c sample programs - hello.tc - guessnum.tc - pf.tc - pieces.tc - mary.tc - morse.tc - meteor.tc - tree.tc - xmas.tc - tobee.tc Documentation on the above tiny-c programs - Note: All sample tiny-c programs have been tested using the tiny-c/PC interpreter. Many of them started using the CP/M tiny-c interpreter. The documentation shows how the PC versions are run and what they do. Changes would be needed to get them to go in the CP/M environment. meteor.tc, for example, uses ANSI escape sequences to position the cursor and to do color. morse.tc, xmas.tc and mary.tc won't work in CP/M as they rely on PC hardware for the beep function. An interesting exercise is to convert tiny-c programs into C programs which may then be compiled and thus made much faster. We've done that with tobee.tc. Click Toby to see how this looks.
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