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Old 3rd July 2009, 07:21   #21
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Soo... does anyone think that it's going to be worth learning f#?
Jobserve has 0 contracts for F#.

That will be a no then.
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Old 3rd July 2009, 08:05   #22
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Looks like you'd be better off with FORTRAN then, since there's 3 of those...
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VMS was a great little OS, from Digital Equipment Corp. Much smaller and simpler than IBM's MVS (which was a heavyweight batch system), but a good, well designed and flexible, semi-interactive OS for minis.
There at least a couple of VAX hardware simulators available to run VMS, one commercial (I've heard the licence is Ouch-expensive), and the free one SIMH, which does PDPs and other stuff as well.

VMS was also ported from VAX to Alpha (64 bit), and later Itanium, and is still in use in various places.
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