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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 19-Feb-16 17:13, Will Senn wrote:<br>
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Timothe,<br>
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Thanks for responding. This sounds reasonable. I'm ok with using
the .TTYOU and .TTYIN macros which call EMT's for actual programs
in RT-11. But, while learning, there are some things like this
that I want to do that may be tricky/ill advised to do in RT-11. <br>
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What do you think the easiest way is to load a program like this
directly onto the bare hardware (simulated, of course)?<br>
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Thanks,<br>
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Link it as an absolute image (no libraries), transfer to your host
by network or paper tape, load with sim> load.<br>
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Or if you are ambitious, just run it under RT11, set IPL to 7 and
execute a RESET instruction. That will disable all the peripherals,
and you can start writing your own OS. You'll have to set up your
own trap and interrupt vectors. Memory management if you want it...<br>
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I don't recommend the ambitious route unless you have a lot of time
and a high tolerance for pain.<br>
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