2 Feb
1998
2 Feb
'98
10:55 a.m.
Ah but to answer the question with out philosophy -
NO.
In reality (with philosophy 8-) Yes! It is called networking 8-)
Linux has been used in the Beowolf configuration where (I think)
16?? machines were/are set up for parallel processing. You could
net-research this and find a bunch of stuff.
I have done it using Perl on two machines, one running a 6532 emulator
and the other running a 6502 emulator.
BC
(Sigh!) Well, it seems that I need more explanation. I was wondering if
this would be a more resource-conserving way to do it, and
technologically easier. I would do this with network cards if I had
them. Serial ports might be good, as well as parallel. Is there a way to
make the computer do TCP/IP via serial or parallel port? So, could you
please tell me, COULD I STICK A RIBBON CABLE INTO TWO DIFFERENT
MOTHERBOARDS AND PRETEND THAT THE MBs ARE CARDS OF EACH OTHER?
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