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ANT

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Arnold Number Two

Electric Monk Demo 3

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Electric Monk Demo 3

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DDS

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DDS stands for Danish Demo Squad.

A Danish group active arround 1990

== Productions ==

[[GIGA Demo I]]

[[Category:Scene group]]

ESC

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ESC a german group.

== Members ==

[[Alex]]

== Productions ==

[[Category:Scene group]]

ESC

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ESC a german group.

== Members ==

[[Alex]]

== Productions ==

DDS

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DDS stands for Danish Demo Squad.

A Danish group active arround 1990

== Productions ==

[[GIGA Demo I]]

Eurostrad Preview

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[[Image:EUROSTRA screen shot 1.jpg|thumb|300px|Eurostrad Preview]]

Promotion for a fanzine called [[Eurostrad]]

'''Eurostrad Preview''' is a demo by unknown authors

Release date: ?

[[Category:Demos]]

Eurostrad Preview

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[[Image:EUROSTRA screen shot 1.jpg|thumb|300px|Eurostrad Preview]]

Promotion for a CPC club called [[Eurostrad]]

'''Eurostrad Preview''' is a demo by unknown authors

Release date: ?

[[Category:Demos]]

Eurostrad

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Eurostrad was a French paper fanzine edited by [[Tom-Pouce]] (Thomas Fournerie). Initially a French affair, it later contained articles in English, and possibly German. It ran for at least 11 issues and was swapped all around Europe.

== Productions / Promotions ==

* [[Eurostrad Preview]]

[[category:Fanzines]] [[Category:stub]]

Hydris

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Hydris (Laurent Vittecocq) was a french coder.

=== Demos ===

* [[Madrast]]

=== Utilities ===

* [[Animator]], creates animations of 3D objects

=== Games ===

* [[Arkanoid 3]] (1994, spread in 1999, released without music)
* [[Zaxon]] (1994, spread in 1999 )

=== Groups ===

* [[Power System]]

[[Category:CPC scene members]]

Photo Gallery

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This will evolve in a photo gallery for CPC and CPC-related hardware. The purpose of a separate page is to gather together several different pictures of each item that would not fit under specific articles.

''You can find a tutorial of how to upload pictures '''[[image_howto|here]]'''.''

== CPC464==

'''CPC 464 Spanish Version by [[User:Robcfg|Robcfg]] 15:18, 27 November 2006 (CET)''' 
<gallery>
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_01.jpg|PCB Top Left
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_02.jpg|PCB Top Right
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_03.jpg|PCB Bottom
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_04.jpg|PCB Bottom Left
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_05.jpg|PCB Bottom Right
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_06.jpg|CPC 464 Back
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_07.jpg|CPC 464 Connectors
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_08.jpg|CPC 464 Front
</gallery>

'''CPC 464 English Version (1st Series) by [[User:Robcfg|Robcfg]] 15:18, 27 November 2006 (CET)''' 
Note the differences in the board design, specially the keyboard connector and the cassette connector zone.
<gallery>
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_EN_01.jpg|PCB Top
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_EN_02.jpg|PCB Top Left
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_EN_03.jpg|PCB Top Right
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_EN_04.jpg|PCB Top w/flash
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_EN_05.jpg|PCB Top Left w/flash
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_EN_06.jpg|PCB Top Right w/flash
</gallery>

== CPC472 ==

== CPC664 ==

== CPC6128 ==

== CPC464+ ==

== CPC6128+ ==

== GX4000 ==

== Peripherals ==

=== Joysticks ===

=== Printers ===

=== Modules (ROM boxes etc)===

Photo Gallery

2006-11-28T07:51:25Z

80.167.159.207: /* CPC6128 */

This will evolve in a photo gallery for CPC and CPC-related hardware. The purpose of a separate page is to gather together several different pictures of each item that would not fit under specific articles.

''You can find a tutorial of how to upload pictures '''[[image_howto|here]]'''.''

== CPC464==

'''CPC 464 Spanish Version by [[User:Robcfg|Robcfg]] 15:18, 27 November 2006 (CET)''' 
<gallery>
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_01.jpg|PCB Top Left
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_02.jpg|PCB Top Right
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_03.jpg|PCB Bottom
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_04.jpg|PCB Bottom Left
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_05.jpg|PCB Bottom Right
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_06.jpg|CPC 464 Back
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_07.jpg|CPC 464 Connectors
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_08.jpg|CPC 464 Front
</gallery>

'''CPC 464 English Version (1st Series) by [[User:Robcfg|Robcfg]] 15:18, 27 November 2006 (CET)''' 
Note the differences in the board design, specially the keyboard connector and the cassette connector zone.
<gallery>
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_EN_01.jpg|PCB Top
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_EN_02.jpg|PCB Top Left
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_EN_03.jpg|PCB Top Right
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_EN_04.jpg|PCB Top w/flash
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_EN_05.jpg|PCB Top Left w/flash
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_EN_06.jpg|PCB Top Right w/flash
</gallery>

== CPC472 ==

== CPC664 ==

== CPC6128 ==

== CPC464+ ==

== CPC6128+ ==

'''CPC6128+ Taken from http://www.8bit-museum.de'''
 
<gallery>
Image:Cpc6128pluspcb-h.jpg|
</gallery>

== GX4000 ==

'''GX4000 Taken from http://www.8bit-museum.de'''
 
<gallery>
Image:Gx4000pcb-h.jpg|
</gallery>

== Peripherals ==

=== Joysticks ===

=== Printers ===

=== Modules (ROM boxes etc)===

Photo Gallery

2006-11-28T07:51:01Z

80.167.159.207: /* CPC472 */

This will evolve in a photo gallery for CPC and CPC-related hardware. The purpose of a separate page is to gather together several different pictures of each item that would not fit under specific articles.

''You can find a tutorial of how to upload pictures '''[[image_howto|here]]'''.''

== CPC464==

'''CPC 464 Spanish Version by [[User:Robcfg|Robcfg]] 15:18, 27 November 2006 (CET)''' 
<gallery>
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_01.jpg|PCB Top Left
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_02.jpg|PCB Top Right
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_03.jpg|PCB Bottom
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_04.jpg|PCB Bottom Left
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_05.jpg|PCB Bottom Right
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_06.jpg|CPC 464 Back
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_07.jpg|CPC 464 Connectors
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_08.jpg|CPC 464 Front
</gallery>

'''CPC 464 English Version (1st Series) by [[User:Robcfg|Robcfg]] 15:18, 27 November 2006 (CET)''' 
Note the differences in the board design, specially the keyboard connector and the cassette connector zone.
<gallery>
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_EN_01.jpg|PCB Top
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_EN_02.jpg|PCB Top Left
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_EN_03.jpg|PCB Top Right
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_EN_04.jpg|PCB Top w/flash
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_EN_05.jpg|PCB Top Left w/flash
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_EN_06.jpg|PCB Top Right w/flash
</gallery>

== CPC472 ==

== CPC664 ==

== CPC6128 ==

'''CPC6128 Taken from http://www.8bit-museum.de'''
 
<gallery>
Image:Cpc6128pcb-h.jpg|
</gallery>

== CPC464+ ==

== CPC6128+ ==

'''CPC6128+ Taken from http://www.8bit-museum.de'''
 
<gallery>
Image:Cpc6128pluspcb-h.jpg|
</gallery>

== GX4000 ==

'''GX4000 Taken from http://www.8bit-museum.de'''
 
<gallery>
Image:Gx4000pcb-h.jpg|
</gallery>

== Peripherals ==

=== Joysticks ===

=== Printers ===

=== Modules (ROM boxes etc)===

Photo Gallery

2006-11-28T07:50:40Z

80.167.159.207: /* CPC464 */

This will evolve in a photo gallery for CPC and CPC-related hardware. The purpose of a separate page is to gather together several different pictures of each item that would not fit under specific articles.

''You can find a tutorial of how to upload pictures '''[[image_howto|here]]'''.''

== CPC464==

'''CPC 464 Spanish Version by [[User:Robcfg|Robcfg]] 15:18, 27 November 2006 (CET)''' 
<gallery>
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_01.jpg|PCB Top Left
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_02.jpg|PCB Top Right
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_03.jpg|PCB Bottom
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_04.jpg|PCB Bottom Left
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_05.jpg|PCB Bottom Right
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_06.jpg|CPC 464 Back
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_07.jpg|CPC 464 Connectors
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_SP_08.jpg|CPC 464 Front
</gallery>

'''CPC 464 English Version (1st Series) by [[User:Robcfg|Robcfg]] 15:18, 27 November 2006 (CET)''' 
Note the differences in the board design, specially the keyboard connector and the cassette connector zone.
<gallery>
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_EN_01.jpg|PCB Top
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_EN_02.jpg|PCB Top Left
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_EN_03.jpg|PCB Top Right
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_EN_04.jpg|PCB Top w/flash
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_EN_05.jpg|PCB Top Left w/flash
Image:Robcfg_CPC464_EN_06.jpg|PCB Top Right w/flash
</gallery>

== CPC472 ==

'''CPC472 Taken from http://www.8bit-museum.de'''
 
Note the unused extra 8Kb ram to the left in the picture
<gallery>
Image:Amstrad472pcb-h.jpg|The Spanish CPC
</gallery>

== CPC664 ==

== CPC6128 ==

'''CPC6128 Taken from http://www.8bit-museum.de'''
 
<gallery>
Image:Cpc6128pcb-h.jpg|
</gallery>

== CPC464+ ==

== CPC6128+ ==

'''CPC6128+ Taken from http://www.8bit-museum.de'''
 
<gallery>
Image:Cpc6128pluspcb-h.jpg|
</gallery>

== GX4000 ==

'''GX4000 Taken from http://www.8bit-museum.de'''
 
<gallery>
Image:Gx4000pcb-h.jpg|
</gallery>

== Peripherals ==

=== Joysticks ===

=== Printers ===

=== Modules (ROM boxes etc)===

CPC-Mike Greetinx Page I

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CPCMIKG1 screen shot 2.jpg

CPC-Mike & Gorden Meeting Demo

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CPC-MIKI screen shot 1.jpg

Les Corons Gangs Demo 6

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CORONS6 screen shot 1.jpg

CORONS6 screen shot 2.jpg

CO:ON 1st Demo

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CO-ON-1 screen shot 1.jpg
CO-ON-1 screen shot 2.jpg

The Cool One Screen Demo

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COOL1SCr screen shot 1.jpg

Contact Demo

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CONTACT! screen shot 1.jpg

Colors

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COLORS screen shot 1.jpg

Cobra Goodbye Demo

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COBGOOD screen shot 1.jpg
COBGOOD screen shot 2.jpg

CMP Demo 2

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CMPDEMO3 screen shot 1.jpg
CMPDEMO3 screen shot 2.jpg

Clouseau Intro 4

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CLOUSEI4 screen shot 1.jpg

Crack'N'Rom Demo 7

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CNR7DEMO screen shot 1.jpg

Les Sucres en Morceaux

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This group born in 2003 with [[Climax]] (presented at the ZM03) is composed of a single member (Supersly).

It is known for its flipping pictures in color.

== Member ==
* [[Supersly]]

== Weblinks ==
[http://scampin.chez-alice.fr/cpc/ Les Sucres en Morceaux's homepage]

[[Category:Scene group]]

Les Sucres en Morceaux

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Climax

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bla

Hi-Tech C compiler

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from the website

== HI-TECH C compiler for Z80/Z180 Architecture
HI-TECH C for Z80/Z180 ==

HI-TECH C for Z80/Z180 offers a complete ANSI C embedded compiler package with a full development system for C and assembler. HI-TECH C supports the 64K memory model for the base Z80, plus the expanded memory on the Z180 and 64180, or even user-defined banked memory on any other Z80 device, allowing a megabyte of program memory. Interrupt functions can be defined entirely in C, including mode 2 vectors, and I/O ports are mapped as C variables with the port qualifier.

The classic Z80 microprocessor is alive and well, embedded in numerous microcontrollers from several manufacturers. HI-TECH C for Z80/Z180 is a mature, reliable tool backed by 18 years of continuous development.

== HI-TECH C for Z80/Z180 Compiler Features: ==

* ANSI C, supporting all standard data types
* Unlimited number of source files
* Multiple optimization levels
* Comprehensive library with source code
* Floating point support (32-bit)
* Mixed C and assembler programming
* Listings showing generated assembler
* Optimizing assembler
* Full linker, with overlaying of vocal variables to minimize RAM usage
* Remote source-level debugger for low-cost in-target debugging included at no extra cost

== Embedded Development Environment ==

HI-TECH C for Z80/Z180 an be run entirely from the HI-TECH Professional Development environment†. This environment allows you to manage all of your Z80 projects. You can compile, assemble and link your embedded application with a single step.

Optionally, the compiler may be run directly from the command line, allowing you to compile, assemble and link using one command.
Processors Supported

HI-TECH C compiler supports all the Z80/Z180 microcontroller families.

== Links ==

[http://www.htsoft.com/ Company website]