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@ -40,6 +40,8 @@ The Borland Pascal (v1 through v3) products don't support command-line builds, s
The ttt benchmark does not run with Microsoft COBOL v1 or v2 because they don't support recursive PERFORM statements. The ttt benchmark does not run with Microsoft COBOL v1 or v2 because they don't support recursive PERFORM statements.
The BA compiler is in the [tic-tac-toe and its applicability to nuclear war](https://github.com/davidly/ttt) repo. It generates code for 6502, 8080, 8086, x86, x64, arm32, arm64, and 64-bit RISC-V.
If you're running Linux or MacOS and see perplexing compilation errors, it could be your source files don't have cr/lf line separators. Use unix2dos to add them; some of these compilers require them. Some compilers require a ^Z / 0x1a at the end of files; CB86 is an example. Again, if you see build errors this may be the problem. If you're running Linux or MacOS and see perplexing compilation errors, it could be your source files don't have cr/lf line separators. Use unix2dos to add them; some of these compilers require them. Some compilers require a ^Z / 0x1a at the end of files; CB86 is an example. Again, if you see build errors this may be the problem.
Here are runtimes for the benchmarks in milliseconds for a 4.77Mhz 8086 (not 8088) as emulated by [NTVDM](https://github.com/davidly/ntvdm) Here are runtimes for the benchmarks in milliseconds for a 4.77Mhz 8086 (not 8088) as emulated by [NTVDM](https://github.com/davidly/ntvdm)