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To: Paul Engel who wrote (4407)	10/21/1996 1:01:00 AM
From: Aaron Cooperband	of 186894

Paul - Thanks for your very succinct answer. I've written software in UCSD Pascal and have suffered while waiting for it to interpret my code. Of course, the software ran much faster once I compiled it. If there is no way for NT on a non-Intel box to run Intel-standard code without acting as a simulator for the Intel chip, then it seems that non-Intel standard chips should pose no competitive threat. I see little probability that any chip will be so fast that software running on that chip can effectively emulate Intel hardware at such a speed to make the non-Intel chip competitive. Do you agree? Aaron

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