Argent Stonecutter
Emergency Mustelid Hologram
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- 2005
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- Sep 2009
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I don't believe it, not even in the early 2000s. Windows CE, maybe, but Windows 9x? With the 49 day timer rollover?
Edit: I was right, it's an embedded OS but they used Windows 98 to run the development environment back here on Earth.
When I left one company I took the guy replacing me to the beck of the computer room, and told him that if we had to do any warranty work on (list of projects) we needed these three computers to build the code.
* This one is running Xenix-286 and runs the PL/M compilers. You can also run them using the xenix-286 emulator on this Unixware 386 PC here, but (list of problems).
* This one runs DOS and runs the compatible linker, so you can link with a C version more recent than 1985. If you link on the Xenix box (list of problems). You can also link n the DOS emulator on the UNIXware box but you have to watch out for (list of problems)
* This one runs Unixware 386. It's the last version of Unixware thet runs the Xenix 286 emulator and has a C compiler compatible with the output from the DOS linker. You may or may not need to plug in this license dongle, but don't leave it plugged in because it can't be replaced.
All this is documented on this stack of papers, duplicated in this USB key, and on README files on all three computers and (these people) should also have copies.
There's supposed to be a copy of all this at the disaster recovery site but the last audit couldn't find it.
GOOD LUCK
Edit: I was right, it's an embedded OS but they used Windows 98 to run the development environment back here on Earth.
When I left one company I took the guy replacing me to the beck of the computer room, and told him that if we had to do any warranty work on (list of projects) we needed these three computers to build the code.
* This one is running Xenix-286 and runs the PL/M compilers. You can also run them using the xenix-286 emulator on this Unixware 386 PC here, but (list of problems).
* This one runs DOS and runs the compatible linker, so you can link with a C version more recent than 1985. If you link on the Xenix box (list of problems). You can also link n the DOS emulator on the UNIXware box but you have to watch out for (list of problems)
* This one runs Unixware 386. It's the last version of Unixware thet runs the Xenix 286 emulator and has a C compiler compatible with the output from the DOS linker. You may or may not need to plug in this license dongle, but don't leave it plugged in because it can't be replaced.
All this is documented on this stack of papers, duplicated in this USB key, and on README files on all three computers and (these people) should also have copies.
There's supposed to be a copy of all this at the disaster recovery site but the last audit couldn't find it.
GOOD LUCK
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