Hi !

On Tue, 27 Feb 2001, Johnny Billquist wrote:
[VAX and virtual memory]
> Oh, and until shortly before announcing the first VAX (called VAX-11/780),
> the machine was actually called PDP-11/780.

Ok, you're right. I often forget the PDP-11, from which the VAX was mostly
born. As i know, the assembly language is quite very similar on both
machines, PDP also knows CASE and so. C was originally developed on and for
PDP-11, wasn't it?

...Michael

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