[Simh] VAX-T and PDP-11-T
Kevin Brunt
k.brunt at ccs.bbk.ac.uk
Tue May 23 06:09:52 EDT 2006
Hi.
I'd like to make one small point about the use of the DN-11 for this.
UNIX V6 and V7 on the PDP-11 supported the DN-11 for UUCP. (UNIX did come from
a telephone company, after all.) Compared to the existing code base, there is
relatively little additional work needed to extend the DL-11 support and add a
DN-11 based outgoing TCP connect operation, and so create a SIMH UUCP
networking capability.
It would be a shame if the Throttle support conflicted.
Kevin Brunt
On Mon, 22 May 2006 20:33:42 -0600 Villy Madsen <Villy.Madsen at shaw.ca> wrote:
> The distributions on
>
> http://68.150.97.212/simh/
>
> have been updated
>
> The new files are called pdp11-t-001.zip and vax-t-001.zip
> Throttlev2.zip replaces all previous versions of throttle
>
> Changes
> The DN-11 driver has been changed to set the performance control
> variable to zero (full throttle) when a device reset occurs. This happens
> when the simulator starts to boot the cpu and during the VMS boot cycle.
> The only effect that this has is when a shutdown reboot is requested, and
> the CPU has not been throttled up prior to the shutdown completing.
>
> The VAX and PDP-11 simulator names have been changed to:
>
> VAX-T-001 (T for throttled and 001 for the version number).
>
> Ther version number for THROTTLE has been reset to V2. RESETTHROTTLE and
> READTHROTTLE have been deleted from the distribution. The throttle program
> now reads a system logical to set the minimum throttle value and writes a
> system value to indicate the current throttle value being used. The min
> value is read every program iteration (2 seconds) and the current value is
> written every iteration.
>
> It seems solid.. Problem reports, comments and change suggestions to:
>
> Villy Madsen
> www.members.shaw.ca/villy.madsen
>
>
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