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I found an ancient thing I wrote at Fermilab Still online!

Whoa! :jaw-dropp A FORTRAN-callable RSX communications driver!!! No way! That's just what I was looking for!

Thanks!!! :)

Is it Ok if I port it to FORTRAN V to run on a UNIVAC 1108? I have a cross-compiler running under CP/M.

Ah. Those were the days. Even with an operating system, you could figure out what the machine was doing. :sniff:
 
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I have a PDP-8 Emulator here and OS/8. Sadly, the only PDP-11 Emulator I know of that works well is a commercial product, and RSX is still being sold (to whom I wonder?) so its not fallen into the "Abandonware" category yet.
 
I have a PDP-8 Emulator here and OS/8. Sadly, the only PDP-11 Emulator I know of that works well is a commercial product, and RSX is still being sold (to whom I wonder?) so its not fallen into the "Abandonware" category yet.

When the /360 was introduced, someone in a presentation my brother attended asked the IBM presenter whether his 650 (a "first generation" drum computer) program he was running on a simulator on his 1401 (a "second generation" computer) would run in 1401 emulation mode on the /360.

I have visions that some place there is an IBM z9 still running this program somehow -- because they lost the documentation. But I really fear that it did not make it past 1999. :(
 
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This machine, it played one, it pushed Start and Program Run
It's an IBM 360-85, this computer came alive!

This machine, it played two, overloaded data to the CPU.
It's an IBM 360-85, this computer came alive!
 
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Vicky is still in the business.

I saw her quite often at CERN a few years ago. We were together in the Grid business and mass storage stuff....
 

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