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Having a day to think about things, it was a DEC pc (IBM compatible) that came out in the mid-90's that was $10,500. No idea what the list was on the Rainbow 100.
 
bbhaag said:
So who writes the compilers? Honestly I'm not trying to be confrontational I'm just curious. I bought a very old Norton book of ebay and he mentions some of those things to. I find it fascinating.
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I've written 2 1/4 compilers; two for Pascal and graduate class attempt at a C superset for a hypercube 7 The first Pascal was written in assembly to mirror Wirth work on a LSI-11. The second Pascal was written in original C to port to a Harris Mainframe and had everything from time stamps on the listing and error messages; like report unbalanced BEGIN and END mistakes
 
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