I’m not one to critique one’s grammar normally, except when some one claims that some one else’s valid interpretation of their sentence is wrong and they need to “Learn to read”.
#Atari st emulator mac os x windows
Its also unclear that ports/clones of Vax is a two part and not trying to group Mac and Windows together to say that they both have either a clone or a port of Vax.
#Atari st emulator mac os x portable
Contrary to its predecessor it does not contain the highly optimized Asgard68k emulator, written in hand optimised PPC assembler, but a portable emulator called Musashi, written in plain C. In the first part you have Windows first then Mac This is kind of successor of MagiC for Atari, MagicMac for Classic Mac OS and MagicMac X for MacOS X. So there are three sections in that phrase where you are dealing with comparing two different things. The ports/clones section, you meant the ports to refer to BSD-Unix being ported to Mac hardware and clones referring to NT as a clone of VAX.
Its unclear that’s what you meant by that statement. The first ST model, the 520ST, was released in June 1985. Windows and MacOS got replaced by ports/clones of VAX OSes (VMS and Unix respectively) The Atari ST is a line of home computers from Atari Corporation and the successor to the Atari 8-bit family. Mainly because they were still trying to leverage the basics of the Java runtime. A lot of the ideas that ended up in DotNet came from the WFC via Delphi, but not all of them. I also used the J++ and WFC, which was the forerunner to CLR/DotNet. But back in the day, it was like a clone of the basic ideas that Anders brought to RAD via Object Pascal. The base class library has now changed a lot, and Delphi seriously fell behind with the various buzzwords and features. But the actual way the class libs are laid out is very different. When you compare C# to Java, it’s all the syntax. The enums, properties, base classes, implementation using Interfaces, terminology, the way reflection worked (through Delphi called it RTTI) all basically the same. It really was just the syntax that different. But the component model that the Foundation uses is so similar to Delphi (especially in the 1.0/1.1 days) that I picked up C# in about 2 weeks already being familiar with the general C++/Java syntax.
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