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The C programming language: its historical aspects and use on/targetting retro platforms.
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Were some Atari 2600 games written in C?
had been programmed in 6502/6507 assembly language (plus whatever activated the Stella sound system), but at a party recently, a friend indicated that some 2600 programmers had actually cross-compiled C … If this is so, which of the 2600 games were in fact written in C, and which compilers were used? …
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