ENIAC programming Was: release dates of early microcomputer operating systems, incl. Intel ISIS

[Noel Chiappa]

    > From Dave 

    > AMD29K isn't "Modern"

Well, compared to the ENIAC it is! :-)

To be serious, the 29K is fully what we now think of as a 'computer'; that's
all I meant by saying it's "modern".

    > If you have to use another external mechanism to arbitrarily change the
    > program, then it's a calculator.....

Alas, if you hold to that, I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree,
because to me, a 29K with only ROM on the I-bus is clearly a 'computer'.

	Noel