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Now do it in OS/400.

• NCommander 4y ago
  If I had one, I'd look at doing so :)
  • dylan604 4y ago
    Look at the bottom of dried up lakes as I heard they made great boat anchors.
    • NCommander 4y ago
      Instructions unclear, currently at bottom of the Pacific. Found Integrity hardware, but nothing actually useful.
• tannhaeuser 4y ago
  i series is identical at the CMOS level to p series, and was already around 1990 when those were called OS/400 and RS/6000, resp. Dunno about System/360 times. Ofc DB/2 and RPG aren't exactly made for general-purpose computing ;) but there's something called ILE for C/C++ programming on i series (and z series) I believe.
  • lproven 4y ago
    They are now, but they weren't always. RS/6000 evolved from the RT PC, of course. Successive generations of POWER are substantially different. AIUI OS/400 only moved to POWER in 2008: https://www.helpsystems.com/blog/ibm-i-history-and-timeline https://www.helpsystems.com/blog/ibm-i-history-and-timeline