Re: ancient OS history, ARM is sort of channeling the IBM 360

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Sujet : Re: ancient OS history, ARM is sort of channeling the IBM 360
De : jgd (at) *nospam* cix.co.uk (John Dallman)
Groupes : comp.arch
Date : 27. Jun 2024, 10:14:07
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In article <TFWeO.51161$J8n7.42222@fx12.iad>, scott@slp53.sl.home (Scott
Lurndal) wrote:

Consider, however, that byte streams fit quite well into the
unix pipeline paradigm and that may have been the driving force
behind the non-record-based I/O facilities in Unix, and allowed
record-based or block-based file handling if the application
desired it ...

Don't forget that the original use case for Unix was document production,
where record-based i/o is not very useful.

John

Date Sujet#  Auteur
27 Jun 24 * Re: ancient OS history, ARM is sort of channeling the IBM 3604John Dallman
28 Jun 24 `* Re: ancient OS history, ARM is sort of channeling the IBM 3603Lawrence D'Oliveiro
28 Jun 24  `* Re: Unix and patent applications, ancient OS history2John Levine
28 Jun 24   `- Re: Unix and patent applications, ancient OS history1Thomas Koenig

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