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From: simon@copper.columbia.edu (Thor Simon)
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Subject: Re: IRQ virus (and a personal note to Steve)
Summary: OS-9
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Date: 11 Jan 89 00:25:09 GMT
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God, this message has gotten off the subject!!!

Anyway, to go further off-target, Peter writes:

>>Unh,have you considered OS-9?
>Yeh. [deleted] I hate Radio Shack's complete lack of support for it. But
>with only 48K, anything serious had to be written in assembler.

Actually, if you can dig up an old CBM Super-Pet (Try high-schools)
TPUG offers a version of OS-9 called Super OS-9. It lets you use all
96K in the SuperPet (Not much but better) and is supposed to include a
decent implementation of C.  I haven't tried it, but if you do, tell
me if it's any good, OK?
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