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Not sure what you're talking about. I sure ran Turbo Pascal in 64k on CP/M (TRS-80 4P & Montezuma CP/M and Ampro Littleboard).

• pjmlp 2y ago
  Well, I have the experience of typing in a Pascal interpreter into a ZX Spectrum, in machine code, without leaving much space left, and it wasn't a fully ISO compliant. Also I only experienced CP/M with 128 KB, and when I used Turbo Pascal 3.0, it was already on MS-DOS 3.3, with 512 KB. So I don't have any recollection of it working within the limits of 64 KB.
  • kjs3 2y ago
    I see. "I don't have any recollection..." means "it never happened". Got it.
    • pjmlp 2y ago
      Back in the 1980's we had access to information we had, nothing more, nothing else. So yeah, in what concerns the experience my brain was able to collect from what I had available to me, in a small Portuguese town in the 1980's, with local library for information, and typical pirated software on street baazars, I have non recollection. Maybe if I now bothered to search Internet archives, I might find an alternative past, that I haven't lived through.
      • kjs3 2y ago
        "I make authoritative statements based on complete misinformation and when called out on it I don't say 'maybe I was wrong' or actually do some research, I blame poverty in Portugal and try and make other people the bad guy". Got it.