5 Apr
1999
5 Apr
'99
1:45 a.m.
environment which was Java '70s style :-) One of
the more seminal articles
I remember reading in Byte was by Carl Helmers discussing how he'd just
spent $5K on an Apple II to run UCSD Pascal. It was then I realized that
micros would one day do the same amount of work that "real" computers did.
In the spring of 1978 I purchsed UCSD P-system for NS*. I paid $50 for
it then and still have it to day. It's use was inspired by a friends H11
running it and my taking a data structures course that was in pascal.
It was indeed useful and compared to the univac1180 I could do hours of
work in minutes do to not having to do the 029 batch submission dance.
I am presently rebuilding a stock NS* horizon to once again run ucsd
Psystem.
compiler for (probably) RT-11. Anyone else recall
this?
Micropower pascal, it was used to support embedded applications on the
Falcon card (T-11 dual width with ram, rom, io).
Allison