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Didn’t the AS/400 (IBM iSeries today) pioneer this architecture with its single-level store?
by fiddlerwoaroof 9y ago
Didn’t the AS/400 (IBM iSeries today) pioneer this architecture with its single-level store?
- PeCaN 9y agoYes. AS/400's architecture is superficially very similar to this. All AS/400 resources are objects with a unique 128-bit ID that can be used directly as a pointer, for example. Actually, it goes even further back to the System/38 in the late 70s. We're finally catching back up to 1978.
- justincormack 9y agoYes, and many other things. Ahead of its time.