The release contains:

o  A set of C/assembler development tools, to be used for cross
   development on UNIX or native under Transputer Minix.  You get an
   assembler and a linker, which can build pure transputer executables
   or as a.out format.  There is a smart disassembler, strip and ar.
   Further, you get lcc 1.9 with a transputer backend and a cpp as well
   as a compiler driver.  The Transputer Minix library is included under
   the conditions under which you can get Minix from ftp.cs.vu.nl, both
   as source (which is only setup to be compiled under Minix) and as
   compiled libraries.  Additionally, there are versions where the
   system calls have been exchanged against some glue code for iserver
   and afserver.  I also included my tiny experimental library for fast
   vector functions.

o  C source for ispy and a Linux/i80x86 a.out executable for mtest, both
   copyright by AndyRabagliati <andyr@wizzy.com>.  His home page is to
   get this from is http://www.rmii.com/~andyr.  ispy is compiled to use
   the iserver library, like everything else, whereas mtest only contains
   a simple link driver.

o  iserver 1.5, afserver and linkdiag.

o  A ready-to-start Linux/Intel (ELF) package.  If you want to port it to
   another system, still get the Linux package and just replace the few Linux
   executables with your recompiled programs, leaving the rest where it is.

o  sources for a tiny network boot loader, which is able to load different
   application code on each processor and which works with heterogeneous
   networks (different processor and board types).

Everything is set up to work together as a package with the root
directory /usr/lcc.  This is left over from the times when lcc, as and
ld were all I had.

THE C COMPILER, THE ASSEMBLER/LINKER AND THE PREPROCESSOR HAVE DIFFERENT
COPYRIGHTS AND USAGE CONDITIONS.  THE DOCUMENTATION TELLS YOU ABOUT
THOSE, PLEASE READ IT CAREFULLY.

You find this release on ftp://cantor.informatik.rwth-aachen.de/pub/transputer/lcc

Michael

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