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Software archaeology: I wrote most of this program ~1970 in S/360 assembly language, using w24-bit addressing (&I used the high 8-bits for flags), ~45 years lat
by JohnMashey 5y ago
Software archaeology: I wrote most of this program ~1970 in S/360 assembly language, using w24-bit addressing (&I used the high 8-bits for flags), ~45 years later, it was still getting occasional use.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASSIST_(computing) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASSIST_(computing)
UNIX really got going on 16-bit PDP-11/20s with <64KB memory.
Software far outlasts hardware.