> If you are concerned about performance, it is unlikely that SIMH
> implementation
> of Alpha (which apparently is in works, but hard to guess when it might become
> available) will "ever" match the performance of free versions of commercial
> emulators. The latter do JIT binary compilation, wher
I wouldn't attempt to compare any version of NT or later Windows OSes with VMS
since my knowledge of Windows is lacking. But I have explored a large part of
the Windows API and it does seem like a big mish-mash - very broad, but not as
clean as it could be. But it may be unrealistic to expect it
On 20 Apr 2012, at 20:46, Nathan Cutler wrote:
>
> If I remember correctly, the SimH serial-port emulation relies on
> telnet. Awhile back I tried to attach a real VT420 to a SimH/VAX
> instance running OpenVMS 7.3, and as I found out it's not really the
> same as running a VT420 attached to a r
> Im just talking about the system console. Im simulating an HP2100 system
> using simh and for this the system console is on the simh console.
> Consequently, if I attach to the host computer using serial and then run up
> the HP2100 system, the system console is on the serial port.
OK, yes, V
Don't forget VMS mailboxes... I've used them for inter-process and
inter-system communication on both VMS and Windows. A very elegant approach on
both - although as I remember, somewhat more elegantly implemented on the VAX.
Villy
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From: simh-boun...@trailing-edge.co
On Fri, Apr 20, 2012 at 6:47 PM, Sergey Oboguev wrote:
>> While we're in "wish list" mode, I'd like to see SimH emulate Alpha or
>> Itanium,
>>
>>so I could use it to run newer versions of OpenVMS than 7.3. There are free
>>versions of commercial Alpha emulators available, but they only run on W
Im just talking about the system console. Im simulating an HP2100
system using simh and for this the system console is on the simh
console. Consequently, if I attach to the host computer using serial
and then run up the HP2100 system, the system console is on the serial
port. All the user termi
> 4. then you have your serial device connected over a telnet tunnel to one of
> SimH's user serial ports
This looks great in theory, but breaks down (a little) in practice.
One example: back in the day, I was used to TYPE-ing a long file and
using CTRL-S and CTRL-Q to stop and start the listing.
On 20/04/12 6:47 PM, Sergey Oboguev wrote:
...
As a side note, I personally was never quite able to understand the reasoning of
people who extoll VMS and simultaneously "bleah" about "Windoze", which after
all at its foundations is to a significant extent a clean and neat
reimplementation of
VM
>> As a side note, I personally was never quite able to understand the
>> reasoning of people who extoll VMS and simultaneously "bleah" about
>> "Windoze",
>> which after all at its foundations is to a significant extent a clean and
>> neat
>> reimplementation of VMS/Mica architecture at a new t
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