25 Oct
2004
25 Oct
'04
1:06 a.m.
Yes, Jay, that was me, the pdp-11 manual, including 11/45.
Joe Heck
25 Oct
25 Oct
2:52 a.m.
Joe wrote...
Yes, Jay, that was me, the pdp-11 manual, including
11/45.
I thought I had sent something about the 11/45 book some time ago, my
apologies.
Bear with me because I'm fairly green with regards to dec gear. There seems
to be lots of "dec handbooks" floating around that cover various models,
some of them that cover a given model seem to have different covers so I'm
not sure what is for what so to speak.
I do know that I have a "PDP11 Processor Handbook" for the
"04/34/45/55/60"
copyright 1978. If what you have is the same thing, I'm all set. If not, I'd
be interested :)
Regards,
Jay West
3:47 a.m.
Bear with me because I'm fairly green with regards
to dec gear.
There seems to be lots of "dec handbooks" floating around that cover
various models, some of them that cover a given model seem to have
different covers so I'm not sure what is for what so to speak.
Different years publications covered different models. Generally
speaking the handbook that is the newest that covers the model you're
interested in is the best, though this isn't always true.
Zane
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