rro@csu-cs.UUCP (07/01/83)
I'm looking for a free (at least cheap) C programming system that runs on CDC Cyber computers--the operating system is NOS 1.4 level 552. No, wait, stop laughing! We're hoping to teach undergraduates C as a transition to upper division courses that use our systems, but we don't currently have the Unix horsepower to teach that many more people; so, we need to use the computer center's machines. Thanks in advance. Rod Oldehoeft hplabs!csu-cs!rro Computer Science Department Colorado State University Fort Collins, CO 80523 303/491-7017
mueller@csu-cs.UUCP (07/08/83)
Recently I asked about the availability of C on CDC Cyber machines. Most responses pointed me to U of Texas, or asked to let them know if I found out anything. Here's what I know so far. The University of Texas Computation Center has produced a version of C for Cybers. It runs in three passes requiring 100K, 200K, and 100K respectively (octal values), so it's appropriate only for large Cybers that are not very heavily loaded. The person to contact there is Bill Lee, 512/471-3241. I'll keep looking for something more useful in our situation. Rod Oldehoeft Computer Science Department Colorado State University Fort Collins, CO 80523 303/491-7017 hplabs!csu-cs!rro