A conversational system for incremental compilation and execution in a time-sharing environment

Authors:
James L. Ryan;Richard L. Crandall;Marion C. Medwedeff
Affiliations:
Tymshare Incorporated, Los Altos, California;Com-Share, Incorporated, Ann Arbor, Michigan;Scientific Data Systems, Santa Monica, California
Venue:
AFIPS '66 (Fall) Proceedings of the November 7-10, 1966, fall joint computer conference
Year:
1966

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Abstract

The Conversational Compiler System described herein is implemented on the Scientific Data Systems Model 940 Time-Sharing System. The SDS-940 has, as its Central Processor, a modified SDS-930, the modifications for which were developed at the University of California at Berkeley by Melvin Pirtle. This hardware includes a paging scheme, a set of privileged instructions for monitor as opposed to user mode of operation, and the ability to perform input/output operations to secondary memory while computing.