Re: Basic structure COBOL
- From: "Pete Dashwood" <dashwood@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 30 May 2007 13:53:29 +1200
"CG" <Carl.Gehr.ButNoSPAMStuff@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Pete Dashwood wrote:
"Robin Lee" <robinlee@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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HeyBub wrote:
GetActually I think that's PL1.
Mull
Put
LOL! Nice one, Robin... :-)
It almost is...
Of course, it is PL/I [not PL1], but in a thread like this, I guess close
counts... [No comment on the rest.]
Carl
Why would you correct him on the name of the language, Carl?
It was originally PL/I as you state. IBM believed everyone would move to it
so, "Program Language/ International"
When this dream failed to eventuate, they renamed it as their first attempt,
and later manuals showed "PL/1".
(I have seen IBM manuals with each of these names on the cover, depending on
when they were published.)
We have never seen, and are now unlikely to, PL/2.
Pete.
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