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vbcc is a highly optimizing portable and retargetable ISO C compiler. It supports ISO C according to ISO/IEC 9899:1989 and a subset of the new standard ISO/IEC 9899:1999 (C99). This is the support site for Amiga (AmigaOS, MorphOS) and Atari (TOS, MiNT, Jaguar). |
vbcc main
Downloading instructions
Current vbcc binary archives
Current vbcc target archives
vbcc 0.9h release
vbcc 0.9g release
vbcc 0.9f release
vbcc 0.9e release
vbcc 0.9d release
vbcc 0.9b release
vbcc 0.9a release
vbcc 0.9 release
vbcc 0.8j release
vbcc 0.8i release
vbcc 0.8h release
vbcc 0.8g release
Old vbcc releases (0.8-0.8f)
Docs
vbcc docs (pdf)
Links
vbcc home page
vasm
vlink
Downloading instructions for vbcc (AmigaOS/MorphOS)
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You need to pick the appropriate binary archive for your host platform. Then you can add as many target archives as you need. Example: If you own a Pegasos running MorphOS and would like to develop programs for MorphOS and AmigaOS/68k, you have to pick the vbcc_bin_morphos archive for the binaries as well as the target archives vbcc_target_ppc-morphos and vbcc_target_m68k-amigaos. Install the binary archive first, using the provided Amiga installer, then add the targets. The PowerUp and WarpOS binary archives are additional, which means that you need to have a base binary archive already installed. Typically this would be the vbcc_bin_amigaos68k archive. |
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| This color indicates a full binary archive providing all the necessary vbcc binary files for an AmigaOS/MorphOS system. |
| This color indicates a full binary archive providing all the necessary vbcc binary files for an Atari system. |
| This color indicates an additional binary archive, which requires a full archive to be installed first. |
| This color indicates binary archives for modern operating systems, like BSD, Linux, MacOSX, Windows. The contents may vary from installers via full archives to binary-only archives. |
| This color indicates a target archive, which contains all libraries and header files to be able to compile for a specific target. You need to install the binary archive of your choice first. |
| This color indicates a single patch file or a patch archive. There will be instructions where to copy or where to extract the patch. |
| This color indicates a source text archive. |