Mentec - RSTS/E RMS-11 Users Guide

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'This manual provides information on file and task design using
RMS-11. The Information includes design considerations for writing
application programs In both MACRO-11 and high-level languages.'

RSTS was an operating system acquired by Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) for the PDP-11 series of 16-bit minicomputers.

172 Pages.

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Reference Number : AA-P510A-TC

Date Published : March 1983

Manufacturer : Mentec

Platform : RSTS/E

Format : PDF

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