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z80 development kit index forums search register login navigation index forums source wiki @github nightly builds/snapshots downloads @ sourceforge search register login login username password not registered yet? forgotten your password? forum statistics number of users: 413 number of topics: 10439 number of posts: 16562 newest user: jiiira users online: 0 guests online: 1 forum search show results as topics posts advanced search recent topics variable in register build report for 20180802 - successful build report for 20180801 - successful build report for 20180731 - successful build report for 20180730 - successful about is a z80 c cross compiler supplied with an assembler/linker and a set of libraries implementing the c standard library for a number of different z80 based machines. the name originates from the time when the project was founded and targetted only the cambridge z88 portable. the compiler featured in is a much enhanced small c compiler; the compiler accepts many features of ansi c and is only deficient in a few areas where implementation on a z80 processor might prove inefficient. the compiler performs simple optimisations, but the bulk of the optimisation is achieved by a set of peep-hole rules, which will typically reduce the size of a large project by up to a third. the libraries supplied with are designed to be as generic as possible, indeed it is possible to port to a new machine simply by supplying two library routines and some startup code. it is hoped that one day will support as many z80 based machines as there is information available and sufficient interest in. currently supports more than seventy z80 targets with the level of library support for each target varying with interest shown by users. source code migration to github following the 1.99b release we've migrated the source code from cvs to git. the new location for repositories is http://github.com/ moving to git should increase visibility and make it easier for us to perform a long overdue restructuring of the code tree. the only things we're now using on sourceforge are: * file releases * mailing lists posted by dom | replies : 0 | date posted: 2017-01-14 v1.99b released at sourceforge: https://sourceforge.net/projects// it's been a year since the last release so it was time for another. this is another transitional release on the way to version 2.0 and hopefully we'll get there for the next one. some notes: ========================== - v1.99b 10 jan 2017 ========================== is a development kit for z80 computers that contains the tools and assembly language libraries necessary to develop code in either c or assembly language for z80-based machines. over 50 different z80 machines have crts in the toolkit, allowing c programs to be compiled for them out-of-the-box. there are two c compilers supported (sccz80 and sdcc), two independent c libraries included (the classic and new), an assembler/linker/librarian (z80asm), and a data compression tool (zx7). this is the second transition re .......... read more! posted by alvin | replies : 0 | date posted: 2017-01-12 ssl enabled i've been meaning to do it for a while (years), apologies for the delay. all connections to the website are now redirected to ssl. the certificate is courtesy of letsencrypt so poke me if i forget to renew it by the end of february. looks like we get an a+ rating from ssllabs, so that's good. posted by dom | replies : 1 | date posted: 2016-12-02 downtime this week the server is due to undergo the dummy whammy of having an ip address and a power switchover at some point this week - either wednesday or thursday evening (bst). during this time the forum and wiki will be unavailable. nightly downloads should continue to be available. posted by dom | replies : 1 | date posted: 2016-08-10 sdcc has made chars unsigned by default rather than signed recently sdcc has changed its char type to be unsigned by default. for programs that expect signed chars this can lead to errors and warnings. compiling with an additional command line flag "--fsigned-char" will cause sdcc to treat char as a signed type as was the default before the change. this affects the current zsdcc binary supplied by . the reason for the change is that small ups, including the z80, are better suited to unsigned types and use of unsigned char rather than signed char leads to faster and more compact code. the thinking is people who use "char" to declare variables are not consciously making a decision about whether "char" should be signed or unsigned. the c standard specifically states that whether char is signed or not is implementation defined. portable c code should always use "signed char" or "unsigned char" to declare char-size variables. posted by alvin | replies : 0 | date posted: 2016-04-02 zcc --c-code-in-asm for sdcc compiles an option "--c-code-in-asm" for sdcc compiles will embed c code as comments in output assembly listings. with the recent change to using sdcc's preprocessor for sdcc compiles, the c code is correctly placed in the output asm listing. there is potential for use of this option to cause compile errros when strings containing non-ascii characters are listed in the c code comments. the error arises because one of 's tools, copt (a regular expression engine), is unable to deal with non-ascii character sets. you will still get the asm listing but binary generation will fail. to get the output binary in these cases, simply compile without this option enabled. example use: zcc +zx -vn -so3 -clib=sdcc_iy --max-allocs-per-node200000 test.c -o test --c-code-in-asm --list among the generated files will be .lst files containing the asm output of the compiler with c code mingled in as comments. posted by alvin | replies : 0 | date posted: 2016-04-02 sdcc binaries now packaged with nightly builds for win and mac the nightly builds for windows and mac osx are now completely self-contained such that compilation using sdcc as c compiler no longer requires separate installation of sdcc. necessary patches have been applied to 's sdcc binary. as usual, the sdcc binary has been renamed from "sdcc" to "zsdcc" so that a install does not interfere with an sdcc install. is also now using sdcc's preprocessor for c code rather than 's native preprocessor. a side effect is line numbers for errors reported by sdcc are now correct. posted by alvin | replies : 2 | date posted: 2016-04-02 zcc --list new option "--list" has been added to zcc to generate list files when compiling binaries. the crt will be among the list files generated. for windows or osx users you can simply replace your zcc binary with one from a nightly build. other uses will have to recompile zcc from source to update. posted by alvin | replies : 0 | date posted: 2016-01-22 improved sdcc compiles a patch has been applied to 's version of sdcc to make the peephole optimizer able to exactly determine register reference in instructions. in the current sdcc, hex constants and label names can sometimes be erroneously searched for register names which can affect whether peephole rules are applied or not. a fix in sdcc itself probably won't come until after its next release. you can update your zsdcc executable in the usual way: http://www..org/wiki/doku.php?id=temp:front#sdcc1 also included in that package is an updated rules set. this rules set is regularly improved as we check the quality of code generated for test programs. the readme describes where it should be copied to. posted by alvin | replies : 3 | date posted: 2016-01-22 v1.99a released the new version is available from sourceforge. changes (brief) 1.99a 23.dec.2015 major changes incorporated into . this is a transition release in anticipation of v2.0. two c compilers are supported (sccz80 - 's native c compiler - and sdcc). two different c libraries are present (classic - the same library as pre 1.99a - and new). accordingly, there are now three different compile modes: 1. compile with sccz80 and the classic

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