AD0R@TB.CC.CMU.EDU (Cthulhu) (11/07/86)
Later versions of rt11 include an EDT-type editor called k52(for the vt52) or ked (for the vt100). I'm not sure when they began the practicwe -------
rdp@teddy.UUCP (Richard D. Pierce) (11/07/86)
In article <12252848835.33.AD0R@TB.CC.CMU.EDU> AD0R@TB.CC.CMU.EDU (Cthulhu) writes:
->Later versions of rt11 include an EDT-type editor called k52(for the vt52)
->or ked (for the vt100).
->
->I'm not sure when they began the practicwe
KED and K52 have been included in the RT-11 distribution kit since the
first Version 4.0 release, about 1980.
For anyone that had Forms-11/RT, KED has been available even longer.
RT-11 V5.0 and later includes an editor called KEX, which is KED that
utilizes extended memory for buffers and overlays and is very fast.
Dick Pierce