Heinz,
don't beat me if my memory plays tricks on me, but IIRC, I was using a
Pascal compiler on a PDP-10 in the 1980s, and this compiler had
something to do with the university of Texas and the university of
Hamburg.
If you consider this a serious hint, I might try to dig out some old
documentation and see if any particular names or institutions are
mentioned.
No tapes, however, this is for sure. Sorry.
Regards,
Andreas
Heinz Wolter wrote:
>
> Anyone have a copy of this DECtape ?
> It's pictured here at the UVA computer museum
> http://www.cs.virginia.edu/brochure/museum.html
>
> More likely it was a compiler/pcode interpreter
> for a PDP10or 11, but I could be wrong. Year: 1969-70
>
> http://www.threedee.com/jcm/psystem/
> The ucsd p-system museum has a DCD6400 tape they
> can read with the source to a ver early Pascal system.
> Since Pascal was first written for the CDC 6600, the
> DECtape mentioned above was likely an early port.
>
> They give this link to a Jensen Wirth interpreter- but it's dead
> ftp://ftp.threedee.com/usr/syndesis/p2.zip
> Finding the files pasint.pas and pascom.pas on a PDP10 tape
> from ETH Zurich would be starting point.
>
> I was able to find source for a pascal -s compiler
> http://hjem.get2net.dk/bnielsen/pascals1.html
>
> regards
> h
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Andreas Freiherr
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Received on Tue Jun 18 2002 - 06:45:49 BST