>Megan wrote:
> >DEC GT40. That's a PDP11/05 (with real core memory) and a VT11 vector
> >display board set in a desktop case with a monitor on top and a separate
> >keyboard). 3 user input devices -- the keyboard, a light pen and the
> >lights-n-switches panel.
> I wish I had one... I'm trying to get the hardware I need to at
> least put a VT11 on an 11/05 or 11/34a so I can get spacewar
> running... As I mentioned in a prior post, I found the DR11C
> which has the original spacewar control boxes we used at WPI
> back in the later 70s. I also found the source for the spacewar
> we played -- written by a friend of mine who was also a student
> at WPI...
Jerome Fine replies:
While I have a number of versions of the source for SST (Super
Star Trek) which was first written around the same time, I don't
think I have the FORTRAN IV source for the SST.SAV and
SST.DOC files (well obviously I do have the source for the
DOC file since that is the source) that were also released
around 1979 as well. Those two files are at dbit under games
for RT-11 unless you want me to e-mail them.
Might you know where the FORTRAN IV source for that
version might be found. Also, I suspect that the 1979 version
of SST must have been compiled using V3.0x of RT-11.
Sincerely yours,
Jerome Fine
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Received on Sun Oct 13 2002 - 08:24:24 BST