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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Marketplace => Topic started by: AllocVec on October 15, 2009, 11:05:56 PM
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I sell my complete package of SAS C/C++ Version 6.0. Version 6 is the last package that was delivered from SAS. Most C-parts of the AmigaOS are coded with this packages.
What you get:
SAS C/C++ Version 6.0
Disk 1-7
SAS/C Development System User's Guide
SAS/C Development System Library Reference
SAS/C Development System Quick Reference Guide
original Inlays for the disks
I do ask EUR 50,- plus shipping or best offer. I would also trade for other amiga items.
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It is on ebay now:
http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=140358646857&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT
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How much for shipping to the US? Thanks.
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Version 6 is the last package that was delivered from SAS.
Actually 6.50 was and the last patches only apply to that, but ok the manuals were likely unchanged for 6.50.
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Most C-parts of the AmigaOS are coded with this packages.
I've never seen any details about this. Source?
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I've never seen any details about this. Source?
I have seen similar claims to this one from time to time and statements like "SAS-C was likely used within the Commodore Amiga offices for parts of the AmigaOS", but no concrete proof. What other C compilers were popular during those days for the Amiga? How much of the development work for AmigaOS was done on non-Amiga hardware?
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How much for shipping to the US? Thanks.
Shipping expenses are quite high, as the package weights more than 2 kg. Shipping to the USA is EUR 35,-.
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I've never seen any details about this. Source?
I have no proof, but I recall this from discussions in the Usenet in the old days. The last time I read this it was from Thor (if I remember correctly). But I think that SAS/C was the most professional C-package of that time, so I assume it is very probable too.
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I've never seen any details about this. Source?
One indication that Commodore favoured SAS is that nearly all of the self-contained examples in the Amiga RKMs state that they were compiled with SAS C (or its predecessor Lattice C) and have SAS specific compiling and linking instructions in the comments.
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I've never seen any details about this. Source?
Advertisements for SAS/C in the North American Amiga magazines (Amazing Computing for sure) described it as the package used by Commodore for coding the OS.