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T3X/0

Supported Systems

The T3X/0 compiler is very portable and easily retargetted to different systems. Currently the following host and target platforms are supported, and self-compilation is possible on all supported systems.

	TCVM	CP/M-Z80	DOS-8086	Unix (*)
Host ↓
TCVM	txtrn.tc	tx-cpm.tc	tx-dos.tc	tx-unix-*.tc
DOS-8086	tx-tcvm.com	tx-cpm.com	tx-dos.com	n/a
CP/M-Z80	tx-tcvm.com	tx-cpm.com	tx-dos.com	n/a
Unix (*)	tx-tcvm	tx-cpm	tx-dos	tx-unix-

(*) See below

Unix Back Ends

There are currently these Unix back ends:

unix-386 (generic Unix, 386 and x86_64 machines in 32-bit mode)
unix-686 (generic Unix, x86_64 machines in 64-bit mode)
unix-armv6 (generic Unix, ARMv6 processors)
unix-armv7 (generic Unix, ARMv7 processors)
macos-686 (macOS, x86_64 processors)
fbsd-386 (FreeBSD, 386 and x86-64 in 32-bit mode, static)

Most Unix back ends can only be installed on the system hosting the compiler, e.g. unix-386 on a 386-class machine. However, the unix-386 and fbsd-386 backends can be installed on the same machine and selected at compile time. The unix-386 and unix-686 backends can also coexist on a 64-bit x86 machine.

The FreeBSD backend does not depend on the LIBC and generates static executables. However, it is lacking the t.break function of the runtime library, because modern software is a mess.

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