Re: [Simh] DECUS C

What's with all the multipart/alternative mail and base64 encoded no less? In article b136ede3df5ec441b6f08e0a7ab872450ac800e...@ex2k7-cms-1.wmata.local, Shoppa, Tim tsho...@wmata.com writes: --===7429085731381477563== Content-Language: en-US Content-Type:

Re: [Simh] SIMH future releases / Sourceforge project

In article 4c7fcadd.90...@bandsman.co.uk, Nigel Horne n...@bandsman.co.uk writes: I have experience with sourceforge; I'm willing to offer my time and help as an admin on the project's sourceforge area if needed. Personally I'd be happy to see it migrate away from sourceforge as its

Re: [Simh] SIMH future releases / Sourceforge project

In article 4c7fce43.3020...@planet.nl, Wilm Boerhout w...@planet.nl writes: I'm not sure that releasing it into the open source ghetto of sourceforge is a good idea. If it were to be open sourced, github or codeplex would be a better place. -- The Direct3D Graphics Pipeline -- DirectX

Re: [Simh] SIMH future releases / Sourceforge project

In article abd25b34-5aae-407d-807f-14921a98d...@telegraphics.com.au, Toby Thain t...@telegraphics.com.au writes: How could it change the way the software is administered? That's entirely up to the owner(s). It's just a convenient place to distribute, track issues, etc. Well, it does

Re: [Simh] SIMH future releases / Sourceforge project

In article aanlkti=pn4fgn2nhykvpnfedri98bfw2p0x1ziw9n...@mail.gmail.com, Jason Stevens neoz...@gmail.com writes: Sourceforge is at least 'established', and it does provide world wide mirroring, and hell it's FREE which IMHO is a 'good thing'. The other nice thing is that you don't need

Re: [Simh] SIMH future releases / Sourceforge project

In article 20100903113645.ga3...@mulhollon.com, Vince Mulhollon vi...@mulhollon.com writes: On Thu, Sep 02, 2010 at 02:00:34PM -0400, Jason Stevens wrote: some kind of a 'test suite' to really verify that these emulators work correctly. My favorite solution over the years as the

Re: [Simh] SIMH test suite / target CPU speed control

In article 3d3fc9427c810d4c9ce9d722d942f0ae071ef...@uusmneg3.na.utcmail.com, Armistead, Jason jason.armist...@otis.com writes: One potential problem would be accounting for any variation in the execution behavior, e.g. if the time-of-day clock was read from the host or if network in

Re: [Simh] SIMH future releases / Sourceforge project

In article b136ede3df5ec441b6f08e0a7ab872450ac9660...@ex2k7-cms-1.wmata.local, Shoppa, Tim tsho...@wmata.com writes: I do agree that someone who was into emulator writing for the fun of software development, as opposed to the experimental industrial archaeology of running old OS's and

Re: [Simh] SIMH future releases / Sourceforge project

In article b136ede3df5ec441b6f08e0a7ab872450ac9660...@ex2k7-cms-1.wmata.local, Shoppa, Tim tsho...@wmata.com writes: But I have to admit that I'm not familiar with a formalism that's general enough to do all this and also auto-documents the emulated system. It sounds like you're

Re: [Simh] help with 7090 simulation

In article 20101207155728.64f5d...@elf.local, Richard Cornwell sky...@sky-visions.com writes: I can't help much with Bob's 7090 sim, however mine is available at http://sky-visions.com/ibm near the bottom of page. This works with current SimH, just drop I7000 into simH directory

Re: [Simh] DAA Emulation

In article a0e6bb834a0d4a368c192eddcf653...@sb.litts.net, Timothe Litt l...@ieee.org writes: Obviously this needs a regression test! As I've said on this list before, if the code had unit tests you would know that you broke something as soon as you broke it. Without unit tests, bugs like

Re: [Simh] SIMH internals documentation?

Grrr... I hate it when this happens. I seem to have found it just after asking for it :-). http://simh.trailing-edge.com/docs/simh.pdf is this it? This is buried in the Papers section which doesn't really seeem like an obvious place for it. -- The Direct3D Graphics Pipeline -- DirectX 9 draft

Re: [Simh] SIMH internals documentation?

Speaking of the internal documentation, there is mention in that PDF of certain routines being useful for a GUI based simulator. Has anyone used SIMH's guts to create a GUI based simulator? If so, is it open source so I can look at the implementation? -- The Direct3D Graphics Pipeline --

Re: [Simh] Don Daglow's Dungeon

In article 20120104000135.ab47424...@panix5.panix.com, Rich Alderson s...@alderson.users.panix.com writes: [...] The Fortran translation of that game, known as Dungeon, was done by an anonymous engineer at DEC (reputedly someone we all know on this mailing list). Wikipedia says it was

Re: [Simh] smallest pdp-11 that can run TECO and sockets(*)?

In article 4ff86d51.8080...@softjar.se, Johnny Billquist b...@softjar.se writes: Anyway, unless the OP actually aim to find a real 11/03, I fail to see the point here. Well, it so happens that I do have an 11/03, although I wasn't thinking of running this little dog-and-pony show on the

Re: [Simh] Simh for testsuite usage

In article alpine.lfd.2.11.1407212333480.6...@eddie.linux-mips.org, Maciej W. Rozycki ma...@linux-mips.org writes: Libelf is widely available, any system that had to do anything with SVR4 (where this file format has originated from) will have it. What about Windows? -- The Direct3D

Re: [Simh] Unit/functional testing simulators

In article 03006e3fc39b5a48ab9dbccc101090a8234493f...@redroof2.alohasunset.com, Mark Pizzolato - Info Comm m...@infocomm.com writes: Well, if you're trying to 'test' a particular instruction implementation. You can drive that test with SCP commands which: 1) load some memory with the

Re: [Simh] Unit/functional testing simulators

In article 201412030438.sb34cpyk078...@ultimate.com, Phil Budne p...@ultimate.com writes: Mark Pizzolato wrote: ... Running these needs some sort of scripting paradigm to load, start and examine the results of such tests. Over a decade ago I wrote a Tcl expect script to install ITS on

Re: [Simh] Unit/functional testing simulators

In article 03006e3fc39b5a48ab9dbccc101090a8234493f...@redroof2.alohasunset.com, Mark Pizzolato - Info Comm m...@infocomm.com writes: EXPECT and SEND were added as built-in commands in simh to avoid the need and complexity of setting up external components (Python, Ruby and Perl). That

Re: [Simh] VAX vectors

In article 559e9cca.5050...@supnik.org, Bob Supnik b...@supnik.org writes: Vectors were all the rage at the time (late 80s) because of the success of the so-called minisupers like Convex and Alliant. It was just a flash in the pan, of course; with the end of the Cold War in the early

Re: [Simh] VAX vectors

In article 559ebe8a.2010...@softjar.se, Johnny Billquist b...@softjar.se writes: On 2015-07-09 20:26, Eric Smith wrote: Would anyone mind posting a short assembly snippet of a VAX vector instruction used in context? The only complex instruction I've ever used is the Z-80's LDIR.

Re: [Simh] A tutorial introduction to programming PDP-11 Macro-11 Assembly in RT-11 v5.3

In article <569fd2bf.9050...@gmail.com>, Will Senn writes: > Please take a look and as always, I look forward to hearing your > comments, suggestions, and critiques. "Below is the exact text of the SUM.MAC file. [...]" The formatting looks all whacked on that file.

[Simh] CMake based build (was: Makefile)

Since the build has been a subject of discussion lately, is there any interest in migrating to a CMake build? I'm willing to give it a go if there is interest. This would completely eliminate the need to duplicate build logic in the VS projects as they would simply be generated by CMake. --

Re: [Simh] CMake based build (was: Makefile)

Anyway, the point is not SCons. The point of this thread is CMake. There is a reasonable point of view that says "if it ain't broke, don't fix it", which is an argument in favor of the existing Makefiles. However, the existing Makefiles duplicate everything that's also in the Visual Studio

Re: [Simh] DEC VT emulators on MAME

In article <c54a5796-bf95-06e4-9890-6d17259c0...@softjar.se>, Johnny Billquist <b...@softjar.se> writes: > On 2017-04-11 00:27, Richard wrote: > > In article <f1af2a15-70dd-d3c5-cc76-285295092...@softjar.se>, > > Johnny Billquist <b...@softjar.se&

Re: [Simh] DECserver (terminal server) emulation?

In article <01d2b0a7$e742afe0$b5c80fa0$@verizon.net>, "Tim Stark" writes: > I have a great idea about DECserver emulator. Does anyone plan to emulate > one of DECserver series? > > I discovered DS 200, 300 and 500 ROM images that I already downloaded some > time

Re: [Simh] DECserver (terminal server) emulation?

In article <000b01d2b0c1$77a78650$66f692f0$@verizon.net>, "Tim Stark" writes: > Yes, I know that. I have DS software for all DS servers (OpenVMS > consolidation library). Is this in a place I can mirror it? I'm trying to archive all the relevant terminal related

Re: [Simh] DEC VT emulators on MAME

In article , Johnny Billquist writes: > You will also want a dump of the ROM cartridge, that actually holds most > of the code... What do you mean by "ROM cartridge"? I've never seen any cartridges for DEC terminals, not

Re: [Simh] VT240, VT340 and DS200/300 HW specs info

In article <01d2b0ef$c2cd4330$4867c990$@verizon.net>, "Tim Stark" writes: > DS200 uses 68000 processor with AM7990 (LANCE) and 4 2681 DUARTs. > > DS300 uses 68020 processor with TC23SC241AP and 8 2681 DUARTs. > > DS500 uses KDJ11-SD processor (11/53) with

Re: [Simh] VT240, VT340 and DS200/300 HW specs info

In article

Re: [Simh] VT240, VT340 and DS200/300 HW specs info

In article <58ec2728.5020...@9track.net>, Matt Burke writes: > On 09/04/2017 06:11, Tim Stark wrote: > > > > > > VT340 uses 8031/8051 processor with 2681 and custom graphics > > processor. It uses 4 DC 322 Viper Gullwin (each bitmap plane). > > > > (I can't find DC 7051

Re: [Simh] DECserver (terminal server) emulation?

In article <58ec2b2e.2070...@9track.net>, Matt Burke writes: > I can't find where I downloaded this from but here is the DECserver 300 > Technical Description: > > http://www.9track.net/decserver/ek-a0367-tm-001.pdf Nice! -- "The

Re: [Simh] DEC VT emulators on MAME

In article , Johnny Billquist writes: > Actually, if you go to page 46, you have a full picture of the rear. > Looking from left to right, you have a rectangle where the DB25 is, a > narrow, high rectangle which is the

Re: [Simh] DEC VT emulators on MAME

In article , Johnny Billquist writes: > Correct. There is a port on the external case. Look at the case diagram in this document on pdf pg 3 and show me where there is an external port to the ROM cartridge. >

Re: [Simh] EXT :Re: VT240, VT340 and DS200/300 HW specs info

Thanks Dave, my little brain did manage to piece it together later, LOL. That's what I get for sorting threads by subject instead of by date :). I'm starting to add pages for terminal servers to the terminals wiki: -- "The

Re: [Simh] DEC VT emulators on MAME

In article <000c01d2b0a9$835edec0$8a1c9c40$@verizon.net>, "Tim Stark" writes: > He is implementing some VT series like VT100 through VT520 but they are > marked as not working. I thought the VT100 was marked as working. -- "The Direct3D Graphics Pipeline" free book

Re: [Simh] DEC VT emulators on MAME

In article <002f01d2b652$c630dbf0$529293d0$@avitech.com.au>, writes: > E49 is a 27256 EPROM. I have dumped the content of that ROM and it is now > available here -> http://avitech.com.au/?p=1818 Al, are you saving that to bitsavers? -- "The Direct3D Graphics

Re: [Simh] Rainbow100

In article <60dfd1f7-eccb-aef0-ab79-4c1505497...@ieee.org>, Timothe Litt writes: > The VT100 was designed as a flexible platform, with lots of opportunity > (slots and power) for plugin options. Internally, it looked more like a > computer with "bus" slots than a dedicated

Re: [Simh] Rainbow100

In article , Mattis Lind writes: > The VT125 coprocessor used an 8085 processor. Somehow it intercepted the > serial line passsing through that strange white connector on the VT100 > board and processed

Re: [Simh] DEC VT emulators on MAME

BTW, Al just uploaded a bunch of pics of the VT340 circuit boards to bitsavers, which I've added to the terminals wiki: -- "The Direct3D Graphics Pipeline" free book The Terminals Wiki

Re: [Simh] 5 Questions (3 Questions Sire) About RSTS/E and Command Line.

In article , Brett Bump writes: > [...] Can someone > in the group provide me with a few accounts to connect to so his students > can see something other than linux??? I think I used to have an account > on CHIMPY, but that

Re: [Simh] [OFFTOPIC] LAT license for Lantronix ETS8P terminal server

I added stub pages for these terminal servers to the terminals wiki: -- "The Direct3D Graphics Pipeline" free book The Terminals Wiki The Computer Graphics

Re: [Simh] Terminal Emulator

I used PROCOMM on an 8088; I never used telix. -- "The Direct3D Graphics Pipeline" free book The Terminals Wiki The Computer Graphics Museum Legalize Adulthood! (my blog)

Re: [Simh] Fortran

Speaking of using old FORTRAN implementations... Curious Marc just put up a video of running the FORTRAN II compiler on the IBM 1401. -- "The Direct3D Graphics Pipeline" free book The Terminals Wiki

Re: [Simh] DIY microfiche scanner?

In article <003c01d3adcd$5005e1a0$f011a4e0$@gmail.com>, "Tim Stark" writes: > I have some fiche films for technical manuals which are not in Bitsavers > yet like DECserver 200 tm, CI 780 tm, etc. When I have scanned docs, I > will send them to bitsavers. They can be

Re: [Simh] TINTE is not TECO either

In article , Paul Koning writes: > Maybe I should post it somewhere for others to play with. It's not the > best Python code, but it gets the job done. I wish I could find the GT40 > editing macros, though. github :) -- "The Direct3D Graphics Pipeline" free book

Re: [Simh] 101 Basic Games for RSTS/E (was Re: PDP11 on Simh for public access)

In article , Mattis Lind writes: > I have some DEC EDU material which I can scan if there are interest (and if > it isn't scanned already by someone else): > > https://i.imgur.com/tqmcieK.jpg I'd like to see this one about MINI-RSTS! -- "The Direct3D Graphics Pipeline" free book

Re: [Simh] 101 Basic Games for RSTS/E (was Re: PDP11 on Simh for public access)

In article , Will Senn writes: > this stuff, it appears that there was a DEC EDU newsletter before the > book, where're those? I've asked the software librarian at the Computer History Museum, Al Kossow, if he is aware of any in existence. Al is the main person behind bitsavers, so he

[Simh] SIMH Raw disk usage

Hi, I have managed to obtain a raw disc image for one of the SIMH emulators. This is a bootable disc apparently. I can attach the disc but when I boot nothing happens. Digging around in the 2012 SIMH FAQ I found this sentence: “Utility programs are available to convert raw data streams

[Simh] SIMH Raw disk usage

Hi Wilm, I'm not sure if I'm replying to this properly in terms of getting this linked to any previous mails. However, my config file for the SIMH emulator I am using (for a DGC Nova), to try and boot from a 4048 disk pack image is: SET DKP0 4048 att DKP0 DKP_URDOS_4048.dsk set tti

Re: [Simh] Semi-OT: Terminal Recommendations for use with SIMH

I've been collecting the links mentioned here on my user page on the terminals wiki in case anyone would like a summary with links: -- "The Direct3D Graphics Pipeline" free book

Re: [Simh] Has anyone contacted VSI directly about Hobbyist Licenses ?

In article <581a87f9-4be6-7bde-badb-30b563a01...@thereinhardts.org>, "John H. Reinhardt" writes: > In the meantime, if you haven't, get your HPE Hobbyist license(s) > as they are counting the number of participants which may go to VSI. > The new license will not expire until January 1, 2022.

Re: [Simh] Question on telnet mantra in simh

, 3); case TNS_SKIP: default: /* skip char */ lp-tsta = TNS_NORM;/* next normal */ -- == Richard Cornwell sky...@sky-visions.com http://sky

Re: [Simh] Question on telnet mantra in simh

Hi David, On Wednesday, November 10, 2010 at 23:08, Richard Cornwell wrote: Here is a patch I sent Bob back in a couple of years ago to fix telnet support to handle correct negotiations. I had tried your patch back in October of 2007 when I was looking at improving the Telnet code

Re: [Simh] help with 7090 simulation

with CTSS and some new Lisp 1.5 stuff. Rich -- == Richard Cornwell sky...@sky-visions.com http://sky-visions.com

Re: [Simh] DAA Emulation

Al -- Thanks a lot for the email. I¹m sure you looked at this, but I pulled the Intel 8080 Users Manual and under DAA, it says the following (snipping a bit): The 8-bit number in the accumulator is adjusted to form two 4-bit [BCD] digits by the following process: (1) If the

Re: [Simh] Software for 7090 - DSL/90

-- == Richard Cornwell sky...@sky-visions.com http://sky-visions.com == ___ Simh mailing list Simh@trailing-edge.com http://mailman.trailing

Re: [Simh] KS10 and the DMR

-- == Richard Cornwell sky...@sky-visions.com http://sky-visions.com == ___ Simh mailing list Simh@trailing

Re: [Simh] Unichannel

___ Simh mailing list Simh@trailing-edge.com http://mailman.trailing-edge.com/mailman/listinfo/simh -- == Richard Cornwell sky...@sky-visions.com http://sky-visions.com

Re: [Simh] EXT :Re: PDP-10 simulation: TENEX

is not the neatest. I am working on cleaning it up and emulating the results rather then the algorithm. Rich -- == Richard Cornwell sky...@sky-visions.com http://sky-visions.com

[Simh] Question about card readers.

on the next card. Any ideas? Rich -- == Richard Cornwell sky...@sky-visions.com http://sky-visions.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-cornwell-991076107

Re: [Simh] Question about card readers.

Hi Rich > > Date: Wed, 25 May 2016 18:07:15 -0400 > > From: Richard Cornwell <sky...@sky-visions.com> > > >I am asking for feedback on how to handle Punched card input. I > > am wondering about how to handle the case of reading a greater then > > 80 c

Re: [Simh] Burroughs B5500 simulator

th it. Thanks Rich -- ====== Richard Cornwell sky...@sky-visions.com http://sky-visions.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-cornwell-991076107 == ___

Re: [Simh] Klh10 vs Simh

the question. :) > Thanks, > Zack. > ___ > Simh mailing list > Simh@trailing-edge.com > http://mailman.trailing-edge.com/mailman/listinfo/simh -- ====== Richard Cornwell sky

Re: [Simh] The lost disk of the PDP-15

which there is no information beyond the references > in the MUMPS listing and the Diagnostic Exerciser writeup. MUMPS did > not support the Unichannel. > > ___ > Simh mailing list > Simh@trailing-edge.com > http://mail

Re: [Simh] [SimH] Networking support

that has? > > > > -- Ragge > > > > > > ___ > > Simh mailing list > > Simh@trailing-edge.com > > http://mailman.trailing-edge.com/mailman/listinfo/simh > > > ___ > Simh mailing list > Si

Re: [Simh] Contributing to SimH

ulator, and the restoration of Unix > > "v0" (PDP-7 Unix). But there's always more to do. > > I'd like to toot Richard Cornwall's trumpet if I may as he produced a > SimH implementation of the Burroughs B5500 - just for the record. > > http://sky-visions.

Re: [Simh] Way out idea for simh

good point but doesn’t make organising files trivial. > > One key question is how important it is to transfer a bunch of files > all at once. Is it sufficient to send one file at a time? With > scripting, that may not be all that problematic. > > paul > > > ___ > Simh m

Re: [Simh] Way out idea for simh

good point but doesn’t make organising files trivial. > > One key question is how important it is to transfer a bunch of files > all at once. Is it sufficient to send one file at a time? With > scripting, that may not be all that problematic. > > paul > > > ___ > Simh m

Re: [Simh] Way out idea for simh

good point but doesn’t make organising files trivial. > > One key question is how important it is to transfer a bunch of files > all at once. Is it sufficient to send one file at a time? With > scripting, that may not be all that problematic. > > paul > > > ___ > Simh m

Re: [Simh] Semi-OT: 7-bit binaries

___ > Simh mailing list > Simh@trailing-edge.com > http://mailman.trailing-edge.com/mailman/listinfo/simh -- ====== Richard Cornw

Re: [Simh] Single stepping.

___ > Simh mailing list > Simh@trailing-edge.com > http://mailman.trailing-edge.com/mailman/listinfo/simh -- ====== Richard Cornwell s

Re: [Simh] Single stepping.

Hi Mark, > On Sunday, January 29, 2017 at 12:50 PM, Richard Cornwell wrote: > > How is single stepping implemented from the point of view of the > > simulator? > > Well, as long as you're managing decrements to sim_interval to > reflect instructions executed, and yo

Re: [Simh] Single stepping.

Hi Mark, > On Sunday, January 29, 2017 at 4:43 PM, Richard Cornwell wrote: > > > On Sunday, January 29, 2017 at 12:50 PM, Richard Cornwell wrote: > > > > How is single stepping implemented from the point of view of > > > > the simulator? > >

Re: [Simh] Old TOPS-10 versions?

mails and found one email mentions > about old TOPS-10 source repos on sky-visions. I was able access > them but am figuring how to clone them from repos. Thanks I will look into why this is broken. Rich -- =======

Re: [Simh] IBM 650

interested. Rich -- ====== Richard Cornwell sky...@sky-visions.com http://sky-visions.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-cornwell-991076107 == ___ Simh mailing

Re: [Simh] Operating Systems with Sources

the tapes needed to bring up OS/360 from scratch. (You, of course, > need Hercules. And the initial restore wants 2311s as your DASD.) Yes it was. Rich -- == Richard Cornwell sky...@sky-visions.com http://sky-vi

Re: [Simh] Operating Systems with Sources

o I'm also interested in the CUBE tape. Any luck with the OS3 tape? Rich -- == Richard Cornwell sky...@sky-visions.com http://sky-visions.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-cornwell-991076107 == __

Re: [Simh] Operating Systems with Sources

> On 23 October 2016 at 23:12, Richard Cornwell > <sky...@sky-visions.com> wrote: > >Pretty well actually. I wrote a simulator last year for it. > > > I was actually asking more along the lines of "is there a tutorial on > how to run MCP on SIMH?" I

Re: [Simh] PDP-10 simulation: TENEX

Hi Cory, > I've built TENDMP as well - just need it written to disk ;) The TENDMP I have runs stand alone. It copies Core to dectape or dectape to core. It can be placed in the first block of a dectape to boot it. Rich > Sent from my iPhone > > > On Jan 3, 2017, at

Re: [Simh] PDP-10 simulation: TENEX

eared after he left DEC > Marlborough > > phil > _______ > Simh mailing list > Simh@trailing-edge.com > http://mailman.trailing-edge.com/mailman/listinfo/simh -- ==

Re: [Simh] Simh and historical Fortran in the news

m.org > be...@computer.org - > - Salt Lake City, UT 84112-0090, USAURL: > http://www.math.utah.edu/~beebe/ - > ------- > _______

Re: [Simh] Simh and historical Fortran in the news

placed and is in one of the many > boxes of vintage archives I've collected over the years. If I ever > "stumble" across it, I'll let you all know - and lend it to Al Kossow > at the CHM so he can scan it and make it available to the world on > bitsavers. What I would love to f

Re: [Simh] Strange question

t; Thanks > Ray > ___ > Simh mailing list > Simh@trailing-edge.com<mailto:Simh@trailing-edge.com> > http://mailman.trailing-edge.com/mailman/listinf

Re: [Simh] B5500 idle detection

Hi Dave, > I have just started using the new Burroughs B5500 emulator with MCP > XIII. Thanks to Paul Kimpel's and Richard Cornwell's sites, the PDFs > at bitsavers.org, and considerable head scratching, I now have it > running the timesharing MCP, and CANDE listening on por

Re: [Simh] Release of a set of simulators for IBM 7000 series mainframes.

rcules which does a real good job. Rich -- == Richard Cornwell r...@sky-visions.com http://sky-visions.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-cornwell-991

Re: [Simh] Release of a set of simulators for IBM 7000 series mainframes.

following this. Will be interesting to see what comes out of it. Rich > > On Fri, Dec 29, 2017 at 1:26 PM, Richard Cornwell > > <r...@sky-visions.com> wrote: > > > >> Hi, > >> > >> > Good job! Also I am looking toward to future IBM 360, 370, 390,

Re: [Simh] B5500 idle detection

Hi David, > I have just started using the new Burroughs B5500 emulator with MCP > XIII. Thanks to Paul Kimpel's and Richard Cornwell's sites, the PDFs > at bitsavers.org, and considerable head scratching, I now have it > running the timesharing MCP, and CANDE listening on por

Re: [Simh] BLISS and C

oss assembler to start > with, B was the simplest interim solution (a BCPL subset in an > interpreter). BCPL originated on the IBM 7090 under CTSS. It only supported 36 bit word data types. I am not sure BCPL was ever ported to the PDP-7. Rich -- ==

Re: [Simh] Fortran

704 so we can run that. This is the first production Fortran II compiler I believe. Rich -- ====== Richard Cornwell r...@sky-visions.com http://sky-visions.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-

[Simh] Release of a set of simulators for IBM 7000 series mainframes.

nish transcribing and proofing the diagnostics and MCP and write a assembler for the machine. I would also like to do a 7040/4 if anyone can find a copy of either IBSYS or DCSYS for it. Rich -- ====== Richard Cornwell r...@sky-visions.com

[Simh] Second Release of IBM 7000 simulators

tools I use for dealing with BCD tapes and Card decks here at: https://github.com/rcornwell/I7000tools Rich -- == Richard Cornwell r...@sky-visions.com http://sky-visions.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard

[Simh] Second Release of Burroughs B5500 simulator

if you find any bugs. Rich -- == Richard Cornwell r...@sky-visions.com http://sky-visions.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-cornwell-991076107

Re: [Simh] Systems Engineering Labs (SEL) simh simulator available

MPX 3.x. > > Find it here www.github.com/AZBevier/sims. Look at the SEL32 entry. > > Jim Bevier -- ====== Richard Cornwell

Re: [Simh] PDP-6 and KA10 software kits

Once I get the PDP6 mods done I plan on adding the WAITS PMP disk controller. Rich -- ====== Richard Cornwell r...@sky-visions.com http://sky-visions.com Linked

Re: [Simh] PDP-6 and KA10 software kits

On Tue, 7 May 2019 00:22:09 -0400 (EDT) Rich Alderson wrote: > > Date: Tue, 7 May 2019 00:06:29 -0400 > > From: Richard Cornwell > > > > On Mon, 6 May 2019 23:52:00 -0400 (EDT) > > Rich Alderson wrote: > > >> WAITS never ran on a bare KA-10. T

Re: [Simh] Release of PDP10 KA/KI and PDP6 simulators.

ple disk images up for people to play with. At the moment is it kind of complicated to prepare a disk image. The KA should be able to run Tenex if we can find a system or generate one. For the KL10, yes it will support Tops20 paging. Rich > > Mike K > > On Wed, Jul 10, 2019, 7:3

Re: [Simh] The Missing PDP-8s

adly switch to it. Most of KA10 code is from your other simulators. Rich -- ====== Richard Cornwell r...@sky-visions.com http://sky-visi

Re: [Simh] going back to the VAX console with CTRL P

he 'default' and people though in > those terms, we might be able to get more and more "front console" > simulators of the old systems created. > > Anyway - its a thought ... as I said, not a complaint, but it seems > like switching it around offers easier options for more of

Re: [Simh] going back to the VAX console with CTRL P

day, August 6, 2019 at 12:20 PM, Richard Cornwell wrote: > >What I would rather see then an automatic connection of the > > console to a telnet port, is the command processor running in a > > thread so that when you ^E your simulator does not stop. Perhaps > > this could

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