Funny how most of the article reads (to me) "back in the days things were done in the obvious way, while now everything is weird". In other words I still program like in the 1980's. :)
CP/M programming is a lot of fun, even these days! I have a growing collection of retro machines running CP/M, my latest compiler has a CP/M backend, and I have even written a book about the design of a CP/M compiler: http://t3x.org/t3x/0/book.html
CP/M programming is a lot of fun, even these days! I have a growing collection of retro machines running CP/M, my latest compiler has a CP/M backend, and I have even written a book about the design of a CP/M compiler: http://t3x.org/t3x/0/book.html