Your POWER C System Disk contains the C Shell, Editors, Compiler, Translator, Linker, Stdio library, Math library and five sample C source code listings: test.c, format.c and format2.c, print.c, sort.c, find.c and wfreq.c. We strongly
advise that a back-up system disk be made from the original system disk and used instead of the original, which should then be stored safely away until' needed to create another back-up.

The reverse side of the system disk is the Library Disk. It contains the Stdlib.l and Syslib.l Function libraries. This Library Disk should also be backed-up immediately and we suggest that you use that work copy of the Library Disk rather than take a chance with the original. Instructions for making back-up disks are contained in your disk drive manual

Prtess Release from Commodore Canada, Dec 13, 1985 re: features and availability of the new C128

The programming language C has been in existence since about 1972. It was developed by Dennis Ritchie and Brian Kernighan for the operating system UNIX.  More then 90% of UNIX was written in C.  With the spread of UNIX, C enjoyed greater popularity as well.  Super C now makes it possible to program in C on the C-64 or C-128.

Note: this archive is replaced - please see THIS ARCHIVE for a working version.

The programming language C has been in existence since about 1972. It was developed by Dennis Ritchie and Brian Kernighan for the operating system UNIX.  More then 90% of UNIX was written in C.  With the spread of UNIX, C enjoyed greater popularity as well.  Super C now makes it possible to program in C on the C-64 or C-128.  Here is a link to the Manual.

Note: This is an update/replacement for the previous archive.  This archive is a .G64 disk image instead of a .D64 because the .D64 doesn't load the editor due to some copy protection missing.