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Line 57: == Current Use == [[~~Emulators~~Emulator]]s for these older now-obsolete platforms have become popular with enthusiasts and hobbyists, and most emulators are free or almost free. No commercial market exists for programs or development environments that run on these older now-obsolete platforms. Despite the fact that these compilers are no longer of any commercial value, the native Aztec C Compilers for these platforms are still as usable as they ever were on their respective native platforms, and the [[MS-DOS]] Aztec C [[cross-compiler\|cross-development compilers]] for these platforms work under [[Windows XP]]. This means that a C programmer-enthusiast can create programs in an emulator or in the Windows environment then run them on an emulator or transfer them to a real (but obsolete) target computer using a serial cable or some other means.

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