Should I switch to VMS for software development?
Bruce A. Kern
bak at csd-v.UUCP
Wed Jan 11 12:40:31 AEST 1989
For software development and testing UNIX has the advantage of cheap
process creation. Besides being able to do 3 things at once (most
VMS systems I've worked on limit the number of concurrent sub-processes
to 2), the simulation of a programs environment via process which provide
input, suck-up output, and emulate interrupts is much more easily created
in UNIX than VMS in my experience.
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