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242	242	* [TinyApps.org](http://www.tinyapps.org/), "A guide to very small software for your PC"
243	243
244	244	[AmigaDOS 1.3]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#amiga-500
245		[Amiga 500]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#amiga-500
	245	[Amiga 500]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#amiga-500
246	246	[Eightebed]: ../article/Languages.md#eightebed
247	247	[E-UAE]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#amiga-500
248	248	[Bourne shell]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#bourne-shell

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210	210	[programming languages]: https://catseye.tc/article/Languages.md
211	211	[esolangs]: ../article/General%20Information.md#esolang
212	212	[Cat's Eye Technologies]: ../article/General%20Information.md#cats-eye-technologies
213		[MS-DOS]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#ms-dos
214		[Commodore 64]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#commodore-64
215
	213	[MS-DOS]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#ms-dos
	214	[Commodore 64]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#commodore-64
	215

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65	65
66	66	- - - -
67	67
68		[Z80]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#z80
	68	[Z80]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#z80
69	69

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146	146	[Java]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#java
147	147	[Bubble Escape 2K]: ../article/Games.md#bubble-escape
148	148	[The Never-Ending Maze]: ../article/Games.md#the-never-ending-maze
149		[Z-Machine]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#z-machine
	149	[Z-Machine]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#z-machine
150	150	[C++]: http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/
151	151	[Funicular]: ../article/Tools.md#funicular
152		[Commodore 64]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#commodore-64
153		[Apple II]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#apple-ii
	152	[Commodore 64]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#commodore-64
	153	[Apple II]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#apple-ii
154	154	[The Platform]: ../article/Platforms.md#the-cats-eye-technologies-platform
155	155	[FreeBSD]: https://www.freebsd.org/
156	156

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210	210
211	211	- - - -
212	212
213		[Commodore 64]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#commodore-64
214		[Commodore VIC-20]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#commodore-vic-20
215		[Commodore BASIC 2.0]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#commodore-basic-20
	213	[Commodore 64]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#commodore-64
	214	[Commodore VIC-20]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#commodore-vic-20
	215	[Commodore BASIC 2.0]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#commodore-basic-20
216	216	[Ophis Assembler]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#ophis
217	217	[Mini Game Compo 2009]: ../article/Events.md#mini-game-compo-2009
218	218	[Perl]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#perl

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1356	1356	[DOSBox]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#ms-dos
1357	1357	[Etcha]: ../article/Languages.md#etcha
1358	1358	[FreeDOS]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#ms-dos
1359		[IBM PC compatible]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#ibm-pc-compatible
	1359	[IBM PC compatible]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#ibm-pc-compatible
1360	1360	[Jaccia]: ../article/Automata.md#jaccia
1361	1361	[Jacciata]: ../article/Automata.md#jacciata
1362	1362	[LNUSP]: http://esolangs.org/wiki/LNUSP

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2824	2824	[ALPACA]: ../article/Languages.md#alpaca
2825	2825	[Alise]: https://github.com/catseye/Eightebed#legal-issues
2826	2826	[Arboretuum]: ../article/Languages.md#arboretuum
2827		[BASIC]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#basic
	2827	[BASIC]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#basic
2828	2828	[Befunge-93]: ../article/Languages.md#befunge-93
2829	2829	[Befunge-97]: ../article/Languages.md#befunge-97
2830	2830	[Befunge-98]: ../article/Languages.md#befunge-98

2833	2833	[C++]: http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/
2834	2834	[Carriage]: ../article/Languages.md#carriage
2835	2835	[Chris Pressey]: ../article/General%20Information.md#chris-pressey
2836		[Commodore 64]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#commodore-64
	2836	[Commodore 64]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#commodore-64
2837	2837	[Emmental]: ../article/Languages.md#emmental
2838	2838	[Esoteric Awards 2001]: ../article/Events.md#esoteric-awards-2001
2839	2839	[Etcha]: ../article/Languages.md#etcha

2891	2891	[esolangs]: ../article/General%20Information.md#esolang
2892	2892	[ANSI Terminal]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#ansi-terminal
2893	2893	[80286 machine code]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#ms-dos
2894		[Applesoft BASIC]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#applesoft-basic
	2894	[Applesoft BASIC]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#applesoft-basic
2895	2895	[Madison]: ../article/Languages.md#madison
2896	2896	[x86 machine code]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#ms-dos
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75	75	[NetBSD]: http://netbsd.org/
76	76	[shelf]: ../article/Tools.md#shelf
77	77	[Cat's Eye Technologies]: ../article/General%20Information.md#cats-eye-technologies
78		[IBM PC compatible]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#ibm-pc-compatible
	78	[IBM PC compatible]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#ibm-pc-compatible
79	79	[Befunge]: ../article/Languages.md#befunge-93
80	80	[Befunge-93]: ../article/Languages.md#befunge-93
81	81	[NASM]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#nasm

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338	338
339	339	### Apple II
340	340
	341	* specification-link: [Apple II](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_II)
341	342	* wikipedia: [Apple II](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_II)
342	343
343	344	Rundown: The Apple II series of microcomputers included the Apple ][+ and Apple //e.

350	351
351	352	### Commodore VIC-20
352	353
	354	* specification-link: [Commodore VIC-20](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commodore_VIC-20)
353	355	* wikipedia: [Commodore VIC-20](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commodore_VIC-20)
354	356
355	357	Rundown: The CPU was a 6502. [Commodore BASIC 2.0][] was in the ROM; this is the same BASIC that was

360	362
361	363	### Commodore 64
362	364
	365	* specification-link: https://www.commodore.ca/manuals/c64_users_guide/c64-users_guide-00-toc_introduction.pdf
363	366	* wikipedia: [Commodore 64](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commodore_64)
364	367
365	368	Rundown: The CPU was a 6510, which was a slightly modified 6502. [Commodore BASIC 2.0][] was in the ROM;

375	378
376	379	### 6502
377	380
	381	* specification-link: [MOS Technologies' 1976 manual for the 650x series](http://bytecollector.com/archive/misc/6500-50A_MCS6500pgmManJan76.pdf)
378	382	* wikipedia: [MOS Technology 6502](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MOS_Technology_6502)
379	383
380	384	The common thread of the above 3 architectures is that they all have a 6502 processor.
381		Here is MOS Technologies' [1976 manual for the 650x series](http://bytecollector.com/archive/misc/6500-50A_MCS6500pgmManJan76.pdf) (PDF).
	385
	386	Some things Cat's Eye Technologies has done (namely [SixtyPical][] and [SITU-SOL][])
	387	have been 6502-specific, but not specific to any one computer architecture.
	388
382	389	There are also a couple of C compilers that target 6502, famously [cc65](http://cc65.github.io/cc65/),
383	390	but also [scc6502, a Small-C for 6502 and LUnix](https://web.archive.org/web/20110106052323/http://www.reocities.com/SiliconValley/Way/4588/scc6502.html).
384	391
385		Some things Cat's Eye Technologies has done have been 6502-specific but not as specific
386		to any one architecture.
387
388	392	### Amiga 500
389	393
	394	* specification-link: [Amiga 500](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amiga_500)
390	395	* wikipedia: [Amiga 500](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amiga_500)
391	396
392	397	Rundown: The CPU was a Motorola 68000, but this could be upgraded to a 68020, etc

409	414
410	415	### IBM PC compatible
411	416
	417	* specification-link: [IBM PC compatible](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_PC_compatible)
412	418	* wikipedia: [IBM PC compatible](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_PC_compatible)
413	419
414	420	Rundown: The CPU was a 8086, or 80286, 80386, 80486... or just ["X86"](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86).

426	432
427	433	### MS-DOS
428	434
	435	* specification-link: https://github.com/Microsoft/MS-DOS
429	436	* wikipedia: [MS-DOS](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MS-DOS)
430	437
431	438	Rundown: By [Microsoft](http://microsoft.com/). There's a good free clone of it

456	463	standard DOS `INT 21h` handler, and the standard DOS utilies like, for example,
457	464	`TYPE` and `DEBUG.COM`.
458	465
459		There are only two projects of Cat's Eye Technologies' that
	466	(There are only two projects of Cat's Eye Technologies' that
460	467	require MS-DOS (or a compatible operating system) anymore, and
461		these dependencies are only partial:
	468	these dependencies are only partial.)
462	469
463	470	### Z80
464	471
	472	* specification-link: [Z80 Family CPU User Manual](http://z80.info/zip/z80cpu_um.pdf)
465	473	* wikipedia: [Zilog Z80](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zilog_Z80)
466	474
467		The [Z80](http://www.zilog.com/manage_directlink.php?filepath=docs/z80/um0080&extn=.pdf)
468		is another 8-bit CPU that was popular.
	475	The Z80 is another 8-bit CPU that was popular.
469	476
470	477	Here are some links:
471	478

475	482
476	483	### Z-Machine
477	484
	485	* specification-link: [The Z-Machine Standards Document](http://inform-fiction.org/zmachine/standards/z1point0/index.html)
478	486	* wikipedia: [Z-machine](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z-machine)
479	487
480	488	It's actually a virtual machine designed by Infocom so they could port their interactive

515	523	[The Cat's Eye Technologies Platform]: ../article/Platforms.md#the-cats-eye-technologies-platform
516	524	[ANSI C]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#ansi-c
517	525	[C99]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#c99
518		[MS-DOS]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#ms-dos
	526	[MS-DOS]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#ms-dos
519	527	[Haskell]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#haskell
520	528	[Python]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#python
521	529	[Etcha]: ../article/Languages.md#etcha

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138	138	[The Never-Ending Maze][] is an Infocom-style text adventure game (a [Z-Machine][] story file)
139	139	based on the defining cultural phenomenon of a generation. (Possibly.)
140	140
141		[Apple II]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#apple-ii
	141	[Apple II]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#apple-ii
142	142	[Apple Befunge]: ../article/Languages.md#apple-befunge
143	143	[Dungeons of Ekileugor]: ../article/Games.md#dungeons-of-ekileugor
144		[Commodore VIC-20]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#commodore-vic-20
145		[Commodore 64]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#commodore-64
	144	[Commodore VIC-20]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#commodore-vic-20
	145	[Commodore 64]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#commodore-64
146	146	[Bubble Escape]: ../article/Games.md#bubble-escape
147	147	[DiskSumo]: ../article/Tools.md#disksumo
148		[MS-DOS]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#ms-dos
	148	[MS-DOS]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#ms-dos
149	149	[Shelta]: ../article/Languages.md#shelta
150	150	[ILLGOL]: ../article/Languages.md#illgol
151	151	[Mildred]: ../article/Electronics%20Projects.md#mildred

159	159	[The Never-Ending Maze]: ../article/Games.md#the-never-ending-maze
160	160	[ANSI C]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#ansi-c
161	161	[The Dossier]: ../article/General%20Information.md#the-dossier
162		[Commodore BASIC 2.0]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#commodore-basic-20
163		[Applesoft BASIC]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#applesoft-basic
	162	[Commodore BASIC 2.0]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#commodore-basic-20
	163	[Applesoft BASIC]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#applesoft-basic
164	164	[Blurry Memories of DOS Programming]: ../view/The-Dossier/article/Blurry%20Memories%20of%20DOS%20Programming.md
165	165	[JaC64]: ../article/Forks.md#jac64
166	166	[Zplet]: ../article/Forks.md#zplet

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396	396	* host-language: [Javascript][]
397	397
398	398	[AmigaDOS 1.3]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#amiga-500
399		[Amiga 500]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#amiga-500
	399	[Amiga 500]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#amiga-500
400	400	[E-UAE]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#amiga-500
401	401	[FreeBSD]: https://www.freebsd.org/
402	402	[Amiga Gondola]: ../article/Archived.md#amiga-gondola
403	403	[NetBSD]: http://netbsd.org/
404	404	[FreeDOS]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#ms-dos
405		[Commodore BASIC 2.0]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#commodore-basic-20
406		[Commodore 64]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#commodore-64
	405	[Commodore BASIC 2.0]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#commodore-basic-20
	406	[Commodore 64]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#commodore-64
407	407	[A Time for Destiny]: ../article/Texts.md#a-time-for-destiny
408	408	[NaNoGenMo 2013]: ../article/Events.md#nanogenmo-2013
409	409	[NaNoGenMo 2015]: ../article/Events.md#nanogenmo-2015
410		[6502]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#6502
	410	[6502]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#6502
411	411	[6502 machine code]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#6502
412	412	[SITU-PAN]: ../article/Tools.md#situ-pan
413	413	[SITU-MON]: ../article/Tools.md#situ-mon

417	417	[yoob]: ../article/Archived.md#yoob
418	418	[QEMU]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#ms-dos
419	419	[Bourne shell]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#bourne-shell
420		[Apple II]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#apple-ii
421		[Applesoft BASIC]: ../article/Retrocomputing.md#applesoft-basic
	420	[Apple II]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#apple-ii
	421	[Applesoft BASIC]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#applesoft-basic
422	422	[toolshelf]: ../article/Archived.md#toolshelf
423	423	[Python]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#python
424	424	[Javascript]: ../article/Project%20Dependencies.md#javascript