In my prior post, Instructions for Emulating an HP3000 with SIMH, my enclosed PDF of instructions discusses getting files onto the SIMH HP3000 using Reflections or creating a SIMH format tape. Both of these options have limitations if you want … Continue reading
The HP3000 minicomputer was the primary system I programmed from 1978 until 1993 when I moved into networking. I have so many fond memories of that system. I knew the hardware and software backward and forward. I was fortunate enough … Continue reading
Last spring I was in Oklahoma City. I flipped thru a website full of things to see and one was the Oklahoma Museum of Telephone History. This ended up being a great tour. It is located in a room in … Continue reading
(all PDP-8 blog entries can be seen by clicking here) In my blog entry Assembling/Compiling to SIMH PDP-8 Paper Tape and Executing the Paper Tape Program I loaded the Hello World test program into memory automatically using SIMH’s load command rather … Continue reading
Since I’ve been working on the PDP-8 emulation in past weeks, it occurred to me that I should post my old notes for setting up an HP2000 emulation. The HP2000 was the first computer system I ever used, back in … Continue reading
(all PDP-8 blog entries can be seen by clicking here) Since I figured out how to assemble PDP-8 PAL assembly language, I figured I should try to compile a FORTRAN program. The PDP-8 has two FORTRAN compilers: FORTRAN II and … Continue reading
(all PDP-8 blog entries can be seen by clicking here) Now that I have successfully assembled and executed the Hello World! program I thought it would be fun to write the program to paper tape, then load and execute it … Continue reading
(all PDP-8 blog entries can be seen by clicking here) I wanted to experiment with reading/writing paper tape with the SIMH PDP-8 emulator; however, I discovered the distribution of OS/8 I have does not have the paper tape punch installed. … Continue reading
(all PDP-8 blog entries can be seen by clicking here) Time to do something a little harder than adding two numbers together. For this program, I will write HELLO WORLD on the terminal. In most languages this is trivial. In … Continue reading
(all PDP-8 blog entries can be seen by clicking here) Today’s objective is to write, assemble, and run an extremely easy PAL8 (PDP-8’s assembly language) program. First, let me enumerate some resources necessary to make this happen. If you haven’t … Continue reading
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