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Yep! Stefan used DAAD (Gilbersoft/Aventuras AD from back in the day) for H1 and Rabinstein, and is remaking H1 with Inform. Andrew Plotkin fixed bugs in I6's compiler which made this possible. "Tristam Island" is the first game for retro targets using I6 
There's also The Queen's Footsteps and in progress Silk Dust. Were they also developed with Inform?
I believe they were developed without the assistance of specialized tools for writing text adventures. Perhaps @davbucci would like to enlighten us?
No, I haven't used Inform, but a sort of specific language called AWS that is very simple and is translated to pure C code by a tool I wrote: https://github.com/DarwinNE/aws2c I write the code in a simple text editor. AWS is strongly inspired by the Graphic Adventure Creator BTW.
They weren't; I think he uses C and then compilers like cc65 to target multiple platforms.
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