In article <1992Oct30.164722.3582@cs.tu-berlin.de>, herbster@opal.cs.tu-berlin.de (Christoph Herbster) writes:
> Jeffrey Luszcz <jrl2@cornell.edu> writes:
>
>
>
>> I've heard that Decus has a C compiler. How would I be able to get
>>this?
>> Would it involve more then an FTP session? Or would I have to use "the
>>DECUS tapes"?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> -Jeff Luszcz
>> cc2x@vax5.cit.cornell.edu
>
> I want to get this Compiler , too .
> I ve got a DECUS Germany paper in which the Compiler is described, you can get it for DM 525 (ca. $375) from Decus Munich but this is for a group of students
> like us very expensive so{we try to get the compiler otherwise, it is Public Domain .
>
> If anybony has got it , please send a mail to me.
>
> Decus sells it on 60 0 tape (what is a 600 tape ?) but we only able to read
> RL02 cartridges.
>
> There is another interesting sowtware that cam be used with this compiler.
> A UNIX like File-System for the PDP.
>
> P.S. The C Compiler don t work with a PDP 11-40!
>
The DECUS C compiler has always been distributed on the DECUS SIGTAPE KIT
in the [5,*] areas. The kit media tened to depend upon your local method
of distribution but was usually 1600 BPI 9 Track magtape.
The last one I saw on a SIGTAPE was RSX89A (I think) but I havn't seen a SIGTAPE
for a few years now.
I have a copy of the kit here, but I would suggest you get together with
a few local DECUS members before going to the cost of having it ported
