[Simh] Contributing to SimH
Richard Cornwell
skyvis at sky-visions.com
Thu May 12 08:47:27 EDT 2016
Hi,
On Thu, 12 May 2016 20:04:21 +1000
Nigel Williams <nw at retrocomputingtasmania.com> wrote:
> On Thu, May 12, 2016 at 5:29 PM, Bob Supnik <bob at supnik.org> wrote:
> > I'm quite encouraged by recent developments, such as the HP 3000
> > simulator, the KA10/KI10 simulator, and the restoration of Unix
> > "v0" (PDP-7 Unix). But there's always more to do.
>
> I'd like to toot Richard Cornwall's trumpet if I may as he produced a
> SimH implementation of the Burroughs B5500 - just for the record.
>
> http://sky-visions.com/burroughs/index.html
Thanks Nigel.
My new stuff will be available at my github soon.
https://github.com/rcornwell
I am in the process of adding in help messages to my KA10 and Ibm7000
simulators. Once I get that in place I will put them up on github for
people to bug hunt before they get added into the main line. I have
added a RH10/RP04/5/6/7 controller but have not tested it. I all also
be adding a RH10/TM03 tape controller. I might eventually add support
for a KL10A (not the extended addressing). I am also willing to add
in support for the ITS pager to the KA10 if someone can gen me a
bootable image to test. Last time I tried to gen a ITS system it
failed with tons of Midas errors.
I have also started to add the stuff in to the KA10 sim to support a
KI10, however there is not much software available. I need VMSER for
Tops 6.03 or a version of Tops 7.01. I will also eventually be
putting up older versions of Tops 10 that I have transcribed, I have
4.5, 3.19, 3.5 and 1.4 (monitor only), along with Fortran 40.
> I do wish we could get better coverage of all the myriad of machines
> from the 1950s onwards to the late 1980s - truly the dawn of the
> computer age and the forerunner to the Internet age.
I have some other sims in the works, however it will be a while
before they are ready.
Bob also mentions CTSS, I put my CTSS sources up on Github and am in
the process of working on writing a new installer to possible solve
one of the issues with large directories on CTSS. The copy of CTSS I
have matches the original sources and will recompile itself producing
identical listings. I am however unsure of the original directory
structure, if anyone has any info as to how the source was kept,
please drop me a note. I will also slowly be putting up other
software that I have transcribed over the years.
Rich
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