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In-Reply-To: <199709101405.AAA00810@word.smith.net.au> from Mike Smith at "Sep 11, 97 00:05:30 am"
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In reply to Mike Smith who wrote:
> > Could be interesting and/or instructional, yes?
> 
> Moderately.  It's somewhat barer-bones than our support so far.

It of virtually no use to us. I've looked closer, and there is
ALOT they have to learn :)

> This is all pretty unscientific; without sitting down and doing a 
> one-to-one comparison it's a bit difficult to convey the relative 
> "feel" of the two emulations.

I'd say thiers is a "just get hello world running" type of emulator...

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