CUG CD-ROM Volumes listed by platform

Foreword

The Platform associated with each CUG volume indicates the general computing environments (CPU and/or operating systems) it supports. Here are some examples:

A program running on three or more Unix platforms systems will also earn the generic platform designation of Unix (e.g. DEC Ultrix, HP-UX, and Solaris)
A Program running on four or more platforms will earn the distinction of Highly Portable
A Cross Assembler that runs under MS-DOS and creates 6800 Assembly language as output will be listed under both MS-DOS and 6800
If a program runs under Windows 3.1, Windows 95, and has no platform-specific features (e.g. 32-bit API calls) will be designated under the lowest-common denominator (Windows 3.1)
No distinction is made between any Intel or compatible brands of CPUs unless a Pentium (or better) is required

Highly Portable (Supporting at least Four Different Platforms)
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CUG CD-ROM Volumes listed by platform

Foreword

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