>Just yesterday I handled a copy of the doc's for the CP/M version. This
>implies that it was a CP/M program. I doubt that MuMath/MuSimp was
>generated as an apple version as well, though stranger things have
>happened.
muMATH on the Apple II is not CP/M, nor is it DOS 3.3 or ProDOS. It uses
its own disk operating system which is a bit of a pain if one wanted to
extract files from the system disks. However, the disks are still
16-sector and can be made into images for emulators or backed up easily.
This was done so that the system would run on an Apple II+. DOS 3.3
used too much memory so something simpler had to be found and it predates
ProDOS. I still find it amazing that muSIMP could run at all on such a
small system.
Was muSIMP ever ported to anything "larger"?
Ron Kneusel
rkneusel_at_mcw.edu
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Received on Wed Jul 14 1999 - 09:33:50 BST