SMC203.NOT

        This version of Small-C is based on V2.03a from Micro Cornucopia
disks 7 and 8. The objective of  the changes was a version that could be
compiled with C/80 and could be used with RMAC and LINK from DRI (and/or
with ASM or LASM). The work was done on a NEC v20 system  using  an emu-
ator.

        To compile may require using CCONFIG to increase the table sizes
used by C/80.  I also found that  the  [A] option was required for LINK.

        The changes made fell into two groups - bug  fixes  and addition
of new features. Here follows a partial list:

        1) HASH bug fix
        2) -b option bug fix
        3) EXTRN & PUBLIC declarations for RMAC
        4) LINK option in CALL & IOLIB for RMAC use
        5) Changed buffer size constants in CC.DEF to
             larger values

        Also, the support for VM and PDS was removed.

        The resulting  compiled  versions  CC80A  (for ASM/LASM use) and
CC80R (for RMAC use ) were tested on several  small  programs  with good
results.  They will  also  compile  CC1.C - but a complete recompile was
not attempted.  The source should also  be  compilable with any full 'C'
compiler - but this was also not attempted.

        The user is expected to  know  something  about C in general and
Small-C in particular before embarking on ambitious projects.  The docu-
mentation with the Micro Cornucopia disks would be a  good start.  Maga-
zine articles  and  several  books  are  available through Doctor Dobb's
Journal - where the original Small-C was first published.

        Any questions about, or improvements to, this particular hack of
Small-C may be directed to myself, David Johnson via the CP/M conference
of Canada Remote Systems, Toronto, Canada.

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