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About Emulators
Emulators for these older now-obsolete
platforms have become popular with enthusiasts and hobbyists,
and most emulators are free or almost free. As far as I know, no commercial market exists
for programs or development environments that run on these older now-obsolete platforms.
However the native Aztec C Compilers for these platforms are still quite as usable as they ever were
on their respective native platforms, and the MS-DOS Aztec
C cross-development compilers for
these platforms work under Windows XP and in other operating systems that provide support for
MS-DOS either directly or through the use of MS-DOS emulators (like Linux).
This means that a C programmer-enthusiast can create
programs in an emulator or in the MS-DOS or Windows environment then run them on
an emulator or transfer
them to a real (but obsolete) target computer using a serial cable, flash memory,
or some other means.
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Emulators and Disk Image Utilities
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