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Probably, they are still using 386 hardware. a while back NASA was looking
for nos stock to replace components in their 386 computers. Look for an announcement in the next couple of years about a man rated 486 computer. "Russ" wrote in message ... On Wed, 4 Feb 2004 15:01:21 GMT, Andy Cowley Is NASTRAN still around or is there now a flight-rated C compiler. Ever write any validated software? Now there's some fun. Russ Rest in Peace E. Djkystra! A good Fortran programmer can write Fortran in any language. ;-) What Neoklis has done seems to avoid that pitfall. If he has made all that NEC2 spaghetti more comprehensible to mere mortals then he's done us all a really big favour. vy 73 Andy, M1EBV |
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