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From a Reddit post, TempleOS creator Terry Davis seems to have had a repository on his website

People don't believe I wrote my own compiler.

All the source code is on all the distros and on my website.

http://www.templeos.org/Wb/Home/Wb2/LineRep.html#l519
http://www.templeos.org/Wb/Home/Wb2/SymsAlpha.html
http://www.templeos.org/Wb/

But, None of those links are still active. Has the source repository moved? Is there a public repository of the TempleOS source code? If it's open source, is the code included in the distribution? Ideally, I would get a git/cvs/svn repo though. Does Terry develop anywhere publicly, or just save locally and publish the source code in the ISOs?

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TempleOS is not known to be officially hosted in any repository. However, every binary file is just source that's JIT-compiled when you run it.

To edit code you can use Ed("~/file.HC.Z"), and to see it (the Linux equivalent of cat you can use Type("~/file.HC.Z")

Further HTML docs generated from the TempleOS 5.03 source code can be found here:

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