[Info-vax] Dave Cutler, Prism, DEC, Microsoft, etc.

[Bob Koehler]

In article <wswTm.13431$U5.200543 at newsb.telia.net>, =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Jan-Erik_S=F6derholm?= writes:
> 
> He, I made a search of the all COB and SCO files and got :
> 
> OBJECT-COMPUTER. IBM-370.
> OBJECT-COMPUTER. VAX-11.
> OBJECT-COMPUTER. VAX-1100.
> OBJECT-COMPUTER. VAX-3000.
> OBJECT-COMPUTER. VAX-750.
> OBJECT-COMPUTER. VAX-8350.
> OBJECT-COMPUTER. AlphaServer AS800.
> OBJECT-COMPUTER. AlphaServer DS20e.

   We had systems who's developer decided that the computer which
   generated a tape would be part of thier standard header.  During
   testing of a port from an 11/34 to an 11/44 someone noted that the 
   tapes still were still labled 11/34.  I told him that the only
   possible impact was that the software on the receiving computer
   (a DECSYSTEM-2050) might care, and changing it would break that
   software.

   The developer's standard computer label was not part of my standard.