Sozobon C's a bit broken isn't it?

[thorsten.otto]

It looks like all tests and arithmetic, even on pointers, is 16 bit only, and unsigned arithmetic seems to be sort of signed. That's rather broken.

Its not really broken. Its just that typeof(size_t) in this compiler is unsigned int (16bit). You have the same problem when using ancient DOS-compilers, when the pointers are also 16bit only. There you would not even be able to use far pointers for that, only Borland-C with _huge pointers will work.

Pure C is far too GUI for me

As already mentioned, there are also command line versions of the compiler, assembler and linker. There is even a commandline-tool that i wrote some time ago that can process a project-file, if you don't like make. https://github.com/th-otto/pcmake

[rubber_jonnie]

Yes, lines 8 & 9 should be:

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	unsigned char *addr = (unsigned char *) CARTSTART;
	unsigned char *endaddr = (unsigned char *) CARTEND;

Yep, no errors now, and it runs, but I don't get any output, which I did originally.

[stephen_usher]

The alternative to testing the whether the address is below the end of the cartridge port address range is to use a counter and test if that's less than the total, e.g.

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....
	unsigned long i;
....	
	for (i = 0; i < 0x20000L ; i++)
		printf("0x%02x\t", addr++);
....