Locutus_

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by Locutus_ 2y ago
Most of those a JIT recompilers, Mainframe code doesn't usually depend on instruction cycle timing to the level that say beam-racing game code does.
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by Locutus_ 2y ago
I've built a couple of systems for customers using this, and the development comfort and Flask-like-ness is quite nice. But it's really just completely dead by now, which is a bummer as this leaves a large complexity gap between t
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by Locutus_ 2y ago
Paleoalgorithmics sounds like something straight out of a Jodorowsky comicbook.
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by Locutus_ 2y ago
I somehow read "Duke3D" and started getting very confused when i read the patchnotes.
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by Locutus_ 2y ago
I was surprised to get an email today notifying me of the X86 release of the DEC BASIC PLUS compiler...
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by Locutus_ 2y ago
There is, but really only for the MIPS hardware.
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by Locutus_ 3y ago
I am not sure about your assessment, I think in large all of the VMS clustering stuff really does exist in the Linux world nowadays but not so much at the operating system level. And I think perhaps you are overselling also the level at whi
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by Locutus_ 3y ago
Maybe as an extension on MemoryChannel based clusters back in the Alpha days. But normally OpenVMS clusters are not shared-memory systems, you get shared disks, locks, queues and access controls.
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by Locutus_ 3y ago
MCP's Architecture struck me as absolutely amazing and fascinating when i read about it. Bull released a MCP VM demo development kit, I tried really hard to set it up and write some simple ALGOL for it. If anything it thought me to app
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by Locutus_ 3y ago
New VMS users? Why lord would anyone want to do that, they floated some crazy idea of VMS on Intel Atom as a IoT platform as if that made any sense some years ago during the migration trajectory. Somehow this seems like one of those idea&#x
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by Locutus_ 3y ago
I had the same. I filed another application after waiting for months from the email adress of my consultancy company employer and i got a reply within minutes.