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I fully understand the distinction Nathan is drawing; I just happen to
think the statement "doesn't run on IBM i" is absurd.
PASE is a subset of AIX. You don't distinguish between AIX and IBM i?
My view was influenced by a diagram in Frank Soltis' book, Fortress
Rochester, which depicts PASE and the native virtual machine environments
running side-by-side rather than one on top of (or inside) the other.
Frank Soltis defines IBM i as:
A virtual machine environment utilizing a technology independent machine
interface, a single-level store, and object-based machine interfaces. None
of those apply to PASE - at least not in the context that Frank Soltis
defines them.
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