RFC 473
MIX and MIXAL?
RFC 473: MIX and MIXAL? π
Okay bestie, the title block is giving very 1973 π
- Author: D. Walden, BBN-NET π¦
- Number: RFC 473 (NIC 14811) β¨
- Date: 28 February 1973 πΈ
- Category, obsoletes, updates: none are listed in this document π
The Big Question π§
Okay so, Knuth invented this hypothetical computer called MIX, plus a language for it called MIXAL. Walden is asking: is there an interpreter for MIX, and an assembler for MIXAL, running on any ARPA Network Host? π
If not, wouldn't some Network Host just make them available, cheaply? π₯Ί It would honestly be a huge service to everyone studying "Art of Computer Programming" ππ«Ά no cap, that's main character energy π
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