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From: [e-mail] (Jitze Couperus)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cdc
Subject: Re: SCU emulator in UNIX
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Date: 31 Dec 92 20:05:15 GMT
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[e-mail] (Joseph Falcovitz)  writes:

>I am looking for an emulator to replace the
>Source Code Utility (SCU) of CDC/NOSVE
>in a UNIX machine.

   ...any particular UNIX machine? The reason I ask
is that CDC has in fact got 2 possible solutions
for you on the EP/IX operating system for CD4000 machines

   a) A port of the actual SCU product - useful
  for people migrating SCU libraries but somewhat
  "unnatural" as regards "the-unix-way-of-doing-things"
  in terms of maintaining one large library and doing all
   the *COPY kind of work inside iteself as opposed to
   letting the compilers themselves handle the <include>
   statements. The big advantage though is that you can
   still access your old libraries created with SCU under
   NOS/VE.

  b) ADCM (Aide-de-Camp Manager) which was designed
  to provide the functionality of SCU but adapted to
  the "Unix-way-of-doing-things" in terms of what the rest
  of the environment expects (lots of smaller compile files
  in a catalog hierarchy suitable for "make" processing etc.)
  This is a product that sits on top of Aide-de-Camp - a product
  available on many UNIX machines and we have been able to port
  ADCM fairly easily to some other machines as a result. This
  product will not however read "old" oldpl's created under
  NOS/VE.
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Jitze Couperus          Control Data - Silicon Valley Operations
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