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In article <[log in to unmask]>, [log in to unmask] (Richard
Berthold) says:
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>Are there descriptions of the architecture of the MPE/iX Operating
>system available on the Internet? Any information that would be useful
>in determining the feasibility and effort required to port a large
>application which currently works in Unix and VMS to MPE/iX would be
>appreciated. Having been burned in the past by ports to 'bizarre'
>architectures (not to imply that MPE/iX is 'bizarre' but I know nothing
>about it), I'd like to get some basic information before even
>considering such a port.
Although a complete port to MPE/IX would be fabulously performant, you
may be pleased to find out that MPE/iX supports, I believe, POSIX.1 and
POSIX.2, so porting an existing UNIX app. might not be as difficult as
you had thought. Porting to intrinsic MPE/iX calls would probably be
very intense, although you might enjoy it. :)
HP has a nice Website at www.hp.com from where you might find some
pointers to technical information like what you're looking for.
Good luck!
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>Thanks,
>Dick Berthold
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