eMGee wrote:
neozeed wrote:
Well.. The newest version of Qemu (12.2.3) can run the Windows NT versions for the MIPS on.. Windows.. And the older 0.90 could run Windows x64 on a win32 machine!
NT for
MIPS, I've seen people mentioning it (about wanting to try it with actual hardware), is it any good? To clarify, in so far it ever is any
“good”... more like a curiosity in this case.
With a C compiler it's usable... kind of like any other old machine....
I've managed to find Visual C++ 2.0 & 4.0 for the MIPS... and the NT 3.1 SDK had the cli version of the tools for what would have been VC 1.0...
There is a port of gcc to the Dec Alpha, so if you don't have the MS tools you can at least run that.
I've managed to build...
f2c (the fortran 2 C translator)
dungeon 2.56 (the portable fortran version converted into C, then built natively)
Quake 1
Neko
0irc
Nethack .....
I guess it comes down to what ever you can find source for, lots of things will just compile.. minivmac doesn't run on the MIPS but it runs on the Alpha... go figure. It's like running some ancient Unix..