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   Message 934 of 1,530   
   Ron Lauzon to Augusto Baffa   
   Replicas of old computers   
   03 May 21 08:16:00   
   
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   -=> Augusto Baffa wrote to FidoNet.CLASSIC_COMPUTER <=-   
      
    AB>   I'm an enthusiast of old computer replicas. Actually, I've already   
    AB> assembled some kits like Altair(duino) 8800, PiDP-8 and PiDP-11. There   
    AB> are very nice to study old languages like focal/cobol/fortran/basic and   
    AB> assembly language as well.   
      
    AB> Is there anyone into it?   
      
   It's truely amazing the popularity of vintage/retro-computers today.  There   
   are large groups that like to play with, or actaully do things with,   
   vintage computers.   
      
   The size of the C64 group is really amazing.  They are large enough that there   
   are people who are building hardware and software for the C64.   
      
   I recently played with S-BASIC for my Kaypro.  This is a compiled, structured   
   BASIC.  It's basically (ha!  BASIC-ly) Pascal using BASIC keywords.   
      
   I've also been playing with Turbo Pascal on the Kaypro as well as my old   
   MS-DOS machines.   
      
   I have bad memories of COBOL (I did that for a job for 6 years), so I'm not   
   going back there.  But I do want to play with FORTRAN again (second programming   
   language I ever learned).   
      
      
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