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From: fischer@iesd.dk (Lars P. Fischer)
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Subject: Re: Selling through Businessland
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Date: 11 Apr 89 01:20:25 GMT
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In article <126@dg.dg.com> rec@dg.dg.com (Robert Cousins) writes:
>.... As of now, I know of only two de facto ABIs in the 
>microprocessor based world:  the 88K ABI and the PC clone environment 
>using MS-DOS.  

SPARC?

/Lars
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