Eric offered the sidebar:
Guys don't forget my:
Processor Technology Sol - 20 . . .
We used to call them the Proctology-20. They went the way of
the CommodeDoor C-64. I had a couple of Imsai's myself. I
remeber my first 256 byte RAM card and writing a one-D PONG game for
the
W3IP wrote:
I'm ready to start coding in PL1 if anyone can find a working compiler
PL1 (or PL/I as it was initially named), another of my past loves...
If memory serves, IBM used to give away a Personal Edition of it,
but this was many years ago. Maybe they have changed that policy.
You were NOT supposed to confirm that I am as complete a masochist as
everyone had become to believe. Gee whillikers! Now they will know
what I have been doing instead of DSP code.
Karl awarded me the IPS medal. He told me that it is normally awarded
posthumously. Just in case you are as
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I'm ready to start coding in PL1 if anyone can
find a working compiler
Mike
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At 12:43 AM 12/30/2005, Tom Clark, W3IWI wrote:
Eric offered the sidebar:
Guys don't forget my:
Processor Technology Sol - 20 . . .
We used to call them the Proctology-20. They
went the way of the CommodeDoor C-64. I had a couple of
Imsai's myself. I remeber my first 256 byte
RAM card and
How about Intel's version of PL/M, I have a copy somewhere in my CD
pile. In the 70's I used to use it to make production testing
software when I was too lazy to use assembler.
At 05:27 AM 12/30/2005, Alberto I2PHD wrote:
W3IP wrote:
I'm ready to start coding in PL1 if anyone can find a
That might be worth a lot of money to a museum, I know a friend that sold
a Altair for $40,000. I could kick myself, I owned Altair #19, personally
delivered and signed inside by Ed Roberts, I use to know him well. Funny
thing his dad use to look just like Jimmy Carter the President.
Young
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AND YOU SOLD IT OR LOST IT?
You shall pay a hefty fine of 25 geek points and serve a sentence
Only those under 'old geezer' age who don't remember (or never heard of ) the
LANG auld lang syne!
73 2 all fer happy PROSPEROUS New Year!
Phil, K3IB
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That said, we have drifted (yes, with my help) hopelessly off topic
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I hooked it up to my
Televideo 950 terminal, 10 meg HD, and the twin Pertec 1.2 Meg drives and it
booted right away, I said my goodbye and took it all to the dump, hardware,
software, books
K3IB wrote:
Only those under 'old geezer' age who don't remember (or never heard of ) the
LANG auld lang syne!
There was a man,
whose name was Lang,
and he had a neon sign.
And Mr Lang was very old,
so they called it ---
"Old Lang's Sign"
HNY -- Tom
Guys
Wonder what Byte Issue #1 might be worth?
Couldn't afford the IMSAI or Altair at the time. But read everything about it. Jumped in on the SOL-20 and got it as a kit of parts. Had to wait 6 months after the glamour adds started showing up in Byte. Didn't work at all at first, but a plated
happy new year and I might even dig out my Atari from the loft. If I can find the loft that is!
Bob
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Sami wrote:
Smalltalk? Now, what we need is an SDR project in Lisp.
I fully appreciate your viewpoint but there is method in my madness. When it comes down to it, from a programming point of view all languages are much more similar than
Ok, when is someone going to write software for my trusty TRS-80?
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--- w2agn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, when is someone going to write software for my trusty
TRS-80?
Or how's about my trusty Sinclair ZX81??? Or even my
Commodore B128 (not to be confused with the C128)??
;)
N9DG
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Guys don't forget my:
Processor Technology Sol - 20 or SWTP 6800. I still also have my SIM 1. Now THOSE were processors!
Eric
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: [Flexradio] FW: A bit of
light entertainment
Guys don't forget my:
Processor Technology Sol - 20 or SWTP 6800. I still also have my SIM
1. Now THOSE were processors!
Eric
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