Hi all,
Many years ago when I was a student, I use a control systems simulation package called CODAS. I think it was freeware DOS application.
Does anyone know where I can get hold of a windows version?
Thanks,
Reggie.
Try looking at
Unless you have Vista, just run it. DOS program support has been part of MS windows from the beginning. The support in XP is particularly good. Minor misbehavior of DOS programs that is well tolerated in NT, 2000, and XP are not usually tolerated by Vista.
Joseph2k wrote:
When I hear "control", I think *ports*.
..and when I hear "DOS", I think *parallel* and *serial* ports.
**Direct** control of those legacy ports under NT-based Windoze is not possible.
Even Wine is more Windows compatible than Vista.
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All well written Windows programs work just fine under Wine. I run LTspice on an x86_64 using wine and I'd swear it is faster than under XP.
Well, if you use enough wine, everything looks faster. ;-)
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