This project regroups a simple method to create a cross development environment for CP/M-86. It happens that all DOS based tools can also be used for building DOS programs. This project was developed for myself in a nerdy spirit and for a lot of fun. Just sharing without any guarantees. Languages supported are: C (K&R and almost ANSI) Assembler Basic Where to find CP/M-86? The source for CP/M-86 doc, sources and binaries is http://www.cpm.z80.de . A cleaned-up distribution and kernel is available at https://github.com/tsupplis/cpm86-kernel . This distribution is working well in virtual environments, patched with all known patches, 'y2k' friendly (it contains the version of tod which sources are in this project) and AT friendly.…