28 Nov
2011
28 Nov
'11
3:46 p.m.
Rob Doyle said the following on 11/28/2011 5:22 PM:
On 11/28/2011 2:24 PM, Philipp Hachtmann wrote:
There is an emulator for MS-DOS. At least two that I know of. One came
Hi Rob,
Am 28.11.2011 21:53, schrieb Rob Doyle:
I *have* the MCS-48 tool set for ISIS-II on an 8 inch floppy. As far
as I know, all that stuff predates MS-DOS.
I know that there was an ISIS-II emulator/simulator for CPM. There
is also one for UNIX. See:
http://www.seasip.info/Unix/Thames/thames.html
Maybe there was one for MS-DOS?
Rob.
I have a couple of 8 inch ISIS-II system disks, a
couple of fortran
80 disks, a disk with adventure (colossal cave), an mcs48 development
disk (asm48, ice49, ctl49, etc), plm80, credit (editor), runoff,
strtrk,
ice85, etc, etc. I'm reasonably certain I have mcs-51 development
tools, too. All total 14 disks.
It looks like there are some things that aren't archived on
bitsavers.org. I'd love to gift them to an organization for archival.
I have seen some ISIS-II stuff on bitsavers - but at leaset the MCS-48
part was missing!
So now I still have no idea how to run the stuff from MS-DOS without
need for an Intel development box.
I actually know that exactly this *has* been done for the project I'm
working at.
Kind regards,
Philipp
from Intel and I don't remember where the other one
came from.
I can email that easily. I will have to look a bit for the MCS-48
stuff, but I know I have it. Will have to cable up my Intel Development
System to a PC and use Kermit to transfer them.
Dave