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From: jbvb@ftp.UUCP (James Van Bokkelen)
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Subject: cmu pcip large model
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Date: Thu, 12-Nov-87 01:36:37 EST
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This is no easy matter - the whole of the tasker, the hardware drivers, etc.
will need fairly heavy work to run in large model.  I've never heard of
anyone doing this.  This was why we went to a TSR kernel in our 2.0 PC/TCP,
so we could keep the kernel small-model, and let the user program be whatever
language and memory model it wanted to be.

Robert Cole (formerly of UCL) did a BICC driver for small-model PC/IP.  I
don't know if it has ever been included in any of the distributions, but
you might be able to get it from BICC themselves - they distribute a PC/IP
which has been largely supplanted by our PC/TCP.

James B. VanBokkelen
FTP Software Inc.