Hi,
After talking to Tim King, the founder and CEO of perihelion, he has
sent me about 90% of the helios source code. Included, is LaTex-based manuals as well as the "Helios Parallel Operating System" book. Unfortunately, the source code has a lot of copyrighted material from
other companies (e.g. the cc compiler is actually Norcroft C http://www.codemist.tc/ncc/), so I highly doubt I can release it. I am missing some source code like the source to XWindows, C++, and a lot of others. But I do have binaries of Helios 1.3.1 which is the last
version of Helios! I will be putting together a 1.3.1 official release
in the coming weeks once I PDF all the documents. Once this is done, I
am planning on releasing a new 1.4alpha with some modifications. I am planning on adding the following support:
Windows 9x/2000 with winsock ethernet support
Linux support
FreeBSD support
Solaris support
Stay tuned,
Ram
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On Sunday, October 1, 2000 at 9:00:00 AM UTC+2, rmee...@olf.com wrote:[...]
Hi,
After talking to Tim King, the founder and CEO of perihelion, he has
sent me about 90% of the helios source code.
Once this is done, I
am planning on releasing a new 1.4alpha with some modifications. I am planning on adding the following support:
Stay tuned,
Ram
Yep this post mentiones the 1.4 alpha aswell please help me to find it
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