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> > Excellent! That's a great piece of info.
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> Excellent! That's a great piece of info. Not sure why a TOPS-10
> command would be embedded in a program like this. The notion of
> filtering/delay itself makes sense but that command would make sense
> only if IBM had a DECSYSYEM too
> Excellent! That's a great piece of info. Not sure why a TOPS-10
> command would be embedded in a program like this. The notion of
> filtering/delay itself makes sense but that command would make sense
> only if IBM had a DECSYSYEM too, no?
That part's a puzzler. Perhaps the link was from
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Subject: Re: SCP/Microsoft 20HAL uploader
> Partially related to that is a program called “20HAL” which was a
> code uploader Microsoft used in the late stages to get code from
> Microsoft in Bellevue to IBM in Boca Raton, F
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Sent: Sunday, September 27, 2020 8:22:00 PM
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Subject: Re: SCP/Microsoft 20HAL uploader
> Partially related to that is a program call
> Partially related to that is a program called “20HAL” which was a
> code uploader Microsoft used in the late stages to get code from
> Microsoft in Bellevue to IBM in Boca Raton, FL.
The TOPS-10 manual says that:
(SET) TTY FILL n
sets delay characteristics for the line to class `n`.
inosaur bones and trying
to figure what it was eating.
Dwight
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All –
I’ve done a quite a bit of work with my Seattle Gazelle, and I
just did some work on 86DOS.SYS (not released in source form, as far as I know)
and its comparison to PC DOS 1.0 (at the code level, a very high correlation as
you can imagine). Partially
All –
I’ve done a quite a bit of work with my Seattle Gazelle, and I
just did some work on 86DOS.SYS (not released in source form, as far as I know)
and its comparison to PC DOS 1.0 (at the code level, a very high correlation as
you can imagine). Partially related to that is
