Actually, there were P-system implementations for all
sorts of machines
(not suprisingly -- the idea was that much of the system was portable).
There was certainly a PDP11 version. And I remember reading about a
version for the PC (along with the complaint that it could only use
floppy drives, and would ignore the hard disk in a PC/XT system)
-tony
One of the more interesting was the bootleg that floated past me
years ago of the P-System for DEC PDT11/150's.
A lot of fun running it on VT100's. When I saw Turbo Pascal
I realized where Borland got the IDE for Pascal idea.
Bill
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