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From: dbraun@cadev5.intel.com (Doug Braun ~)
Newsgroups: comp.os.cpm
Subject: Re: Bondwell Model 2
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Date: 15 Mar 90 19:31:34 GMT
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In article <9003091412.AA08152@lavi.inf.ethz.ch.uucp> wyle@inf.ethz.ch ("Mitchell F. Wyle") writes:

>2. What's the latest word on vi clones for cp/m?  Anyone running the
>   "S" editor?

What is "S"?  Is this related to "Stevie" (the Vi clone for Minix)?
I started ported Stevie to CP/M, but I realized it just would not fit.
Also, even if it were trimmed down, there would not be enough memory
left over to hold a document of any size.

Anyway, does anyone know of a screen-based editor for CP/M
(or any other OS, as long as it could be ported) that I can get
the source code for?  

Has anyone seen source code for the "VDE" or "VDO" editors?  These
are small, fast, in-memory editors with Wordstar-inspired command sets.

I am looking for this so my UZI unix-clone operating system can
have a display-based editor.  (Ask me about UZI-280, which runs
on the Z-280, and gives you 64K process sizes with protection,
and (soon to come) paging, split I and D space (64K+64K), and all
the other goodies you get on a PDP-11 running 7th Edition Unix!)

Doug Braun				Intel Corp CAD
					408 765-4279

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