[Info-vax] VMS Software needs to port VAX DIBOL to OpenVMS X86 platform
Simon Clubley
clubley at remove_me.eisner.decus.org-Earth.UFP
Wed Dec 16 13:26:49 EST 2020
On 2020-12-16, mceculski2 at gmail.com <mceculski2 at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> YOU DIDN'T THINK I WOULD PASS ON A CHALLENGE DID YOU? :)
> THAT WAS AN OLD VAX DIBOL CODE EXAMPLE NOT USING THE FOR LOOP STRUCTURE
>
> BEHOLD THE POWER OF SYNERGY DIBOL I THINK MY CPU PROCESS TIME WILL BEAT YOURS
>
$ set response/mode=good_natured
Bob, you no longer need to use an ASR33 to post to comp.os.vms.
Other input devices are available these days.
>
> RECORD MISC
> I ,D2
> NUMBOT ,D2,99 ;Default # of bottles to 99
> PROC
> XCALL FLAGS (0007000000,1) ;Suppress STOP message
> OPEN (15,O:C,"TT:") ;Open the terminal/display
> FOR I FROM NUMBOT THRU 1 BY -1
> DO
> BEGIN
> USING NUMBOT SELECT
> (1), BEGIN
> DISPLAY(15,NUMBOT<FORMAT:'ZX'>,' Bottle of Beer on the wall.',13,10,13,10)
> DISPLAY(15,NUMBOT<FORMAT:'ZX'>,' Bottle of Beer on the wall,',13,10)
> DISPLAY(15,NUMBOT<FORMAT:'ZX'>,' Bottle of Beer,',13,10)
> DISPLAY(15,' Take one down, pass it around,',13,10)
> DISPLAY(15,13,10,'Hey the Beer's gone, I am out of here...',13,10)
> END
> (), BEGIN
> DISPLAY(15,NUMBOT<FORMAT:'ZX'>,' Bottles of Beer on the wall,',13,10)
> DISPLAY(15,NUMBOT<FORMAT:'ZX'>,' Bottles of Beer,',13,10)
> DISPLAY(15,' Take one down, pass it around,',13,10)
> DISPLAY(15,NUMBOT<FORMAT:'ZX'>,' Bottles of Beer on the wall.',13,10,13,10)
> END
> ENDSUING
^^
Perhaps you should have run it through a compiler first before posting. :-)
BTW, it's the first time I've seen channel 15 used for TT: in a DIBOL
program that I can remember. I always used to use channel 1 as it was
the first channel I used to open in a program when DIBOL was the
language I was using to write the program.
What channel did others use for TT: ? Is channel 15 from something
(such as someone's training sessions) that I never saw ?
> END
> SLEEP 2
> CLOSE 15
> STOP
Simon.
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