This is the PDP++ simulator circa 2005, written in C++ using the iv (InterViews) toolkit (ttps://github.com/emer/iv), precursor to https://github.com/emer/cemer
Welcome to the PDP++ Software distribution!
This is version 2.0 of PDP++.
This software is Copyright (C) 1995-2000, Randall C. O'Reilly, Chadley K. Dawson, James L. McClelland, and Carnegie Mellon University
The manual is Copyright (C) 1995-2000, Chadley K. Dawson, Randall C. O'Reilly, James L. McClelland, and Carnegie Mellon University
Please see the CopyRight file for details on the copyright.
Bug Reports: pdp++bugreport@cnbc.cmu.edu WWW Page: http://www.cnbc.cmu.edu/PDP++/PDP++.html Anonymous FTP Site: ftp://grey.colorado.edu/pub/oreilly/pdp++ (latest) or ftp://cnbc.cmu.edu/pub/pdp++/ or unix.hensa.ac.uk/mirrors/pdp++/
The software contains the following directories:
bin binaries go here
lib links to the libraries and stuff for interviews
library are here.
include links to the include file directories are here
config configuration (for Makefile) and some standard
init files are found here
css contains include files for commonly-used css scripts
and some additional documentation, plus some demo
script files
defaults contains default configuration files for the various
executables (see the manual for more information).
demo contains demonstrations of various aspects of the
PDP++ software.
manual contains the manual, which is in texinfo format
and has been made into a .ps, emacs .info, and
html files.
src contains the source code for the software.
The INSTALL file in this directory contains instructions on how to install the software. It is just a copy of the install chapter of the manual.
The ANNOUNCE file contains a list of software features.
The ANNOUNCE.TA_CSS file contains a description of the basic interface system used to implement the software. This includes the TypeAccess system and the CSS script language. These are also documented in the manual.
The TODO file contains a list of things we're planning on doing with the software in the future.
The NEWS file contains a summary of changes made since previous release.
The ChangeLog file(s) contains a detailed log of changes that were made since the last release.
Special notes for CYGWIN users:
Middle mouse button can be emulated by either shift and left mouse button, or ctrl and left mouse button, but in some cases only ctrl and left mouse button works.