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I did quite a bit of RPGII work on the S/36, a "while" back.
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In Topic: So What Was Your Very First Home Computer ?
Yesterday, 02:51
But RPG is so terse and powerful! (and fixed-format heritage of the punch cards, i.e. a C in column 6 means something very different than a C in column 17...)
I did quite a bit of RPGII work on the S/36, a "while" back.
I did quite a bit of RPGII work on the S/36, a "while" back.
In Topic: So What Was Your Very First Home Computer ?
2012-05-27 22:35:36
lovetotravel, on 2012-05-26 09:51:38, said:
The first computer I worked on was a PDP 11, programming in RPG, and an IBM System 360 programming in Cobol.
Are you absolutely sure that wasn't the other way around?
In Topic: So What Was Your Very First Home Computer ?
2012-05-27 22:26:01
bobl, on 2012-05-26 08:49:15, said:
Sinclair ZX80 for me, followed by ZX81, ZX Spectrum, VIC20, Amiga, then an original IBM PC-AT
For some reason I'm craving a game of Manic Miner, Jetpac, or Jumpin' Jackson...
For some reason I'm craving a game of Manic Miner, Jetpac, or Jumpin' Jackson...
There you go:
http://www.zxspectrum.net/
Manic miner is under the '1983' tab.
In Topic: So What Was Your Very First Home Computer ?
2012-05-25 21:11:57
CPU: Zilog Z-80A, 1.77 MHz RAM: 4K, 16K max* Ports: Cassette I/O, video, Expansion connector* Display: 12-inch monochrome monitor 64 X 16 text Expansion: External Expansion Interface* Storage: Cassette storage* OS: BASIC in ROM*
