> > Do KI TENEX sources exist?? > > Yes, see KIFLG in version 1.34.
In May 2015, I wrote: http://mailman.trailing-edge.com/pipermail/simh/2015-May/013479.html Many "IFN KIFLG" lines, but in pagem.mac: IFN KIFLG,< EXTERN MOVRCA,MVMRCA > Later in the file: ;GIVEN A CORE PAGE IN 2, AND N IN 1, FETCH NTH WORD FROM PAGE >>>>;KI VERSION IS IN KISRV ;CAN BE CALLED AT ANY PI LEVEL IFN KAFLG,< MOVRCA: HRLI 2,RWXB ;CONSTRUCT POINTER PIOFF MOVEM 2,MMAP+PIPG CONO PGR,1 ;CLEAR MON AR'S MOVE 1,PIPGA(1) PION RET ;GIVEN A CORE PAGE IN 3, AND N IN 2, STORE 4 IN NTH WORD ; OF THE PAGE. KI VERSION NOT YET WRITTEN, WILL BE IN KISRV But................^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Has KISRV.MAC been found? The latter comment could, of course have been obsolete... We know how much programmers enjoy updating documentation! The kisrv.mac does show up in this list of 133-tenex files: http://web.stanford.edu/group/htgg/cgi-bin/mediawiki/index.php?title=Arcfiles.740418-760326.filtered My first job was working for Dan Murphy's wife, Sara on FORTRAN-10/20. Dan worked at the other end of a LARGE room of cubicles of 36-bit Software Engineering people. I don't have a record of asking Dan if he had any KI10 TENEX bits (ISTR he did the work on contract to DEC), but if he had, they might have been on the same disk pack with his historical versions of TECO, that disappeared after he left DEC Marlborough.... phil _______________________________________________ Simh mailing list Simh@trailing-edge.com http://mailman.trailing-edge.com/mailman/listinfo/simh
