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Subject: Re: Summary: Which Emacs?
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Date: Sun, 23-Nov-86 14:01:00 EST
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/* Written  5:04 pm  Nov 20, 1986 by aland@hpscda.UUCP in mirror:comp.emacs */
>...   Conclusion:
>Unipress  works on  VAX-like systems,  but the  source assumes things
>like decreasing stack (won't work on series 500 or pyramid).  
>					Alan Davis
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Not quite.  It's been working on Pyramid's for quite some time.
In fact, Pyramid bundles Unipress into their system.  (We get it
direct from Unipress tho -- because we like to be running the
latest bugs. ;-)  The Pyramid is more like a 68000 than a Vax,
I've found:  can't do *NULL, can't do *(long *)1, and the byte-order
is the same.  (Same as what, you ask? :-)  The only real requirement
is that (a) your code be linted; and (b) you don't play games with
varargs, you do it right.
--
Rich $alz					"Hi, mom!"
Mirror Systems, Cambridge Massachusetts		rs@mirror.TMC.COM
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