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> /***** hpcvlo:net.micro.hp / jade!jmorton /  4:49 pm  Aug 24, 1986*/
> Does anyone have an HP Integral?
yes.

> Topics of interest to me:
> - programs in the public domain
> - info. & details for porting stuff to the Integral
> - rumors & gossip
> - Is there anyone at HP who uses one & answers questions?

In reverse order.  I am at HP in Corvallis.  Many of us here are glad
to answer questions.

As an HP employee I cannot begin/spread rumors about the Integral, but
I would love to hear your gossip.

The single best source of info. for the programmer is an HP product:
The Integral Programmer's Documentation,  Part #82865J.  It is bundled
into the C compiler for the Integral or available separately.
Though most people find porting is easy.  The Integral OS is
essentially SYS V.  (I hope you have the HP-UX release 5.0 OS.  It is
made available FREE to any customer who purchased the original HP-UX
1.0.0 OS.  See your copyright window at power up for release info).
Note also if you purchased the C compiler way back when this document
was not available then you may not be aware of its existance.  You may
also not be aware of the cdb debugger that is now shipped with the
Pascal,  FORTRAN, and C compilers.

There are many programs in the public domain.  I know of at least 6
discs full of freeware that are available to users.  Are you looking
for something in particular?  Games?  Kermit? ???

			-Ken Bronstein
			 hp-pcd!ken
			 (503) 757-2000

P.S.  More specific questions will allow me to better yield helpful
specific answers.