Should I switch to VMS for software development?

[Bruce Becker]

In article <901 at hdr.UUCP> eric at hdr.UUCP (Eric J. Johnson) writes:
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|Help!  The new boss has decided that we no longer need our 3B15 running 
|UNIX System V for software development, but can get along instead with
|a VAX 11/730 running VMS.  :-(
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|Our software development duties including the building of language products
|(using yacc/lex, etc.) and communications interfaces, and the porting thereof
|to a number of target operating systems (lots of flavors of Unix, VMS, PC-DOS,
|OS-1100, etc.)  UNIX for us has been an excellent platform for us in this
|type of work.
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|If anyone has put together a list/report comparing UNIX and VMS for software
|development, or has their own insights, I would greatly appreciate hearing 
|from you!  As you might guess, I am rather fond of UNIX and would like to
|keep it around.
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	Your new boss is brain-damaged. I won't suggest any list of
	Unix/VMS comparisons. I'll instead suggest you replace your
	boss...

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|Eric J. Johnson,  Amperif Corporation.  UUCP: eric at hdr.UUCP
|Perhaps, once upon a time, some Devilish hacker planted a bomb deep in the 
|human brain such that it would only trigger upon a certain thought passing 
|through the mind...  Perhaps this explains spontaneous human combu*****
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Good luck,
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