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Richard, <br>
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From reading your post (and the replies), I think you may be trying
to solve the wrong problem.<br>
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All you really need is some kind of "box" that runs TECO and has
sockets, right?<br>
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For most purposes, you can have that without additionally needing a
(real or emulated) PDP-11.<br>
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Pete Siemsen wrote an open source version of TECO in C many years
ago, which has been updated more recently by Tom Almy. It can run
on DOS, Linux/Unix, Win32, and OS/2. It is called TECOC. The most
recent version, I believe, is called "tecoc0398".<br>
<br>
I use it periodically for filter tasks that would be more difficult
or more time-consuming to accomplish with Unix tools such as awk or
perl.<br>
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The main drawback is that the scope (^W, :W, etc) commands do not
work. Unfortunately, that means that my old EDMACS macro package
(DECUS 11-737) won't work (: , and neither will VTEDIT.<br>
<br>
Other than that, it is pretty faithful to the TECO V40 manual, a
copy of which is included. <br>
<br>
- Michael<br>
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On 06/28/2012 01:07 PM, Richard <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:legalize@xmission.com"><legalize@xmission.com></a>wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I'm looking to do a crazy experiment and I'm looking for a small
PDP-11 configuration that can run TECO and has some sort of
communication to another host.
The obvious inter-host communication technology that pops into mind is
sockets, but I realize that it's hard to have a sockets implementation
on a small machine if you restrict yourself to what DEC distributed
and don't roll your own (and I don't intend to roll my own).
So, a bidirectional asynchronous serial communication port may be a
sufficient standin for sockets, but I'd like to try first something
that can run sockets so that the SIMH machine, when configured with
networking, can accept an incoming socket request directly.
Suggestions?
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