Yeah, but it was probably the right call at the time.
Backward compatibility was a breath of fresh air at a time were code needed constant porting and rewriting. No two machines were alike.
It's one of the reasons the PC became so popular.
Yeah, but it was probably the right call at the time.
Backward compatibility was a breath of fresh air at a time were code needed constant porting and rewriting. No two machines were alike.
It's one of the reasons the PC became so popular.