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There used to be a big ad for Module-2 ( not 3 ) toolchains in the back of Byte magazine ( when it was relevant ) but they were all bytecode interpreted, and no
by ArkyBeagle 10y ago
There used to be a big ad for Module-2 ( not 3 ) toolchains in the back of Byte magazine ( when it was relevant ) but they were all bytecode interpreted, and not as performant as 'C'.
Universities weren't that relevant back then. Fully half the people I worked with through the end of the 20th Century did not have CS degrees.
- Nomentatus 10y agoIn good part because Universities where I was (partly due to donations and funds from IBM) did not tolerate microcomputers, connect to them, and refused to put in a single course regarding them. PC's weren't classy, they were only the future.