Programming at the right level
Nemanja TrifunovicPosts about programming, computer history and retro computing.
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Twenty Years of my Open Source Project
In the fall of 2005, my employer was acquired by another company, and I was transferred to the team that developed a centralized translation memory system. The group had a strong not-invented-here culture, which I did not appreciate at the...
The Road to MS-DOS 2
MS-DOS was an unwanted child. Tim Paterson developed its predecessor 86-DOS only because he urgently needed some kind of operating system for the 8086-based CPU board his employer Seattle Computer Products (SCP) had already released. He rea...
When Compilers Disagree About UTF‑8
In the summer of 2006 I started an open-source C++ library for handling UTF-8 strings. I wanted it to be portable and to work well with STL but did not go crazy with optimizations at the time.
Recently, as I started writing about UTF-8 de...
StarLink from 1984
In May 1984, Digital Research Inc (DRI) announced a product called StarLink1. It was described as a “hardware/software combination to expand the IBM PC into a multiuser system”2 . The hardware portion was a board containing an Intel 8088 CP...
The Peak and Collapse of Digital Research
On Thursday, August 21, 1980, Phil Nelson, a technical support representative at DRI’s headquarters in Pacific Grove, CA, answered a phone call. It was Bill Gates, asking about the status of the CP/M port to the Intel 8086 processor. Nelson...
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