spiceminer
Experienced Member
Dear all!
I am wondering, if anybody knows if the UCSD P-system ever existed on Atari ST, UNIX and DEC VAX platforms like it was announced in the advertisments https://books.google.de/books?id=SD...IVDAF#v=onepage&q=pecan power system&f=false?
Is there any information about these systems available, maybe archived on some webpages I have not found yet?
I have currently running an IBM PC Version from http://www.z80.eu/blog/index.php?entry=entry170826-120000 an Amiga version I recently bought in Eb*ay, and a Version running on my SAGE II from http://oldcomputers-ddns.org/public/saved_mirrors/www.sageandstride.org/html/disk_images.html
Unfortunately I am searching since years with no success for an Atari ST and VMS version (and for a version later than IV.03 for the PC).
I am as well interested in any additional Software and Compilers (like Modula-2, C, Cobol, BASIC etc).
Maybe there are some people outside who are interested in the UCSD p-systen as well and who know how to find the missing pieces?
Best regards
Stephan
I am wondering, if anybody knows if the UCSD P-system ever existed on Atari ST, UNIX and DEC VAX platforms like it was announced in the advertisments https://books.google.de/books?id=SD...IVDAF#v=onepage&q=pecan power system&f=false?
Is there any information about these systems available, maybe archived on some webpages I have not found yet?
I have currently running an IBM PC Version from http://www.z80.eu/blog/index.php?entry=entry170826-120000 an Amiga version I recently bought in Eb*ay, and a Version running on my SAGE II from http://oldcomputers-ddns.org/public/saved_mirrors/www.sageandstride.org/html/disk_images.html
Unfortunately I am searching since years with no success for an Atari ST and VMS version (and for a version later than IV.03 for the PC).
I am as well interested in any additional Software and Compilers (like Modula-2, C, Cobol, BASIC etc).
Maybe there are some people outside who are interested in the UCSD p-systen as well and who know how to find the missing pieces?
Best regards
Stephan