Cross Assembler for PC/RT MultiProtocol Adapter

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4 total messages Started by Dan Ehrlich Wed, 02 Dec 1987 18:19

#1331

Author: Dan Ehrlich
Date: Wed, 02 Dec 1987 18:19

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Does anyone out there know of or have a Cross Assembler for the IBM
PC/RT MultiProtocol Adapter?  Public Domain preferred, ShareWare is OK
also.  Thanks in advance.

Re: Cross Assembler for PC/RT MultiProtocol Adapter

#1332

Author: Mr. Sam Moore
Date: Thu, 03 Dec 1987 17:04

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Does anyone know what RT stands for? I am serious I want to know. No
flames please. ;-)

Sam
NCSU Computing Center - Raleigh, NC
sam@ncsuvx (internet) 
sam@ncsuvax (bitnet)
samm@ncsuvm (bitnet)

Re: Cross Assembler for PC/RT MultiProtocol Adapter

#1333

Author: Dan Ehrlich
Date: Fri, 04 Dec 1987 17:46

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In article <1290@ncsuvx.ncsu.edu> sam@ncsuvx.UUCP (Sam Moore) writes:
>Does anyone know what RT stands for? I am serious I want to know. No
>flames please. ;-)
>...

I believe it stands for RISC (Reduced Instruction Set C?) Technology.
What the 'C' stands for I am nor sure of.
-- 
Dan Ehrlich <ehrlich@psuvax1.{psu.edu,bitnet,uucp}>
The Pennsylvania State University, Department of Computer Science
333 Whitmore Laboratory, University Park, PA   16802
+1 814 863 1142 or +1 814 865 9723

Re: Cross Assembler for PC/RT MultiProtocol Adapter

#1334

Author: Sohail Malik
Date: Mon, 07 Dec 1987 03:36

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The C in RISC is Computer; Reduced Instruction Set Computer
     
-Sohail Malik

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