dab%mit-borax@sri-unix.UUCP (01/23/84)
From: dab@mit-borax (David A. Bridgham) As a part of a reaserch project I started here at MIT two years ago, I wrote a H-19 terminal emulator for the IBM PC. This emulator does a fairly complete emulation of the non-ansi escape sequences and enough of the ansi stuff so that it would work with EMACS on TOPS-20s (the only thing we ever found that used ansi). It runs fine at 9600 baud using the "COM package" recently announced on the mailing list (the original not the one modified to assemble on the PCs). It is just a terminal, no file transfer, but if that is all that is needed, it works fairly well. One problem we have noticed is that it tends not to work with "IBM compatible" displays. If this would be interesting or useful it is available to be put in the library. Sources are also avaiable but are probably not useful because the assembly code is for the cross assembler we use and is not compatible with the IBM assembler. Dave [Do we have any volunteers to convert this code? If so we should coordinate this with the Kermit effort at Columbia -ed]