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Long ago in a computer professional magazine I read an article entitled, "If Programming Languages Were Automobiles." Here is what I remember: Assembly Language: A Formula I race car. Difficult to

Theodore M Rolle Jr wrote: (LOL!) Fuckin' ay! ;-) -- "Fish" (David B. Trout) Software Development Laboratories http://www.softdevlabs.com mail: fish@...

My favorite languages are PL/X and REXX (nearly 20 years in IBM DB2 for z/OS Development). I have written a lot of programs in PL/I and in Assembler. A fair amount in C. There was one large

The only language common to all programmers is profanity.

Assembler is the only language I ever learned and loved. My university education was a systems programming course. 1st semester was S/370 assembler basics, 2nd semester was writing macros and

In junior high and high school I learned BASIC, back when spaghetti code was the norm and GOTO and GOSUB statements took line numbers as arguments. I haven't touched BASIC since. Next I learned Pascal

Unfortunately, I have to disagree with this statement. During my application programming days, i was tasked with writing an application to read an IMS database and plot the facilities on the CALCOMP

Basic Assembler Language Rulez! Then C, PHP, SQL, ... and a bunch of others. I actually wrote a text-processing program (read: cryptology) in FORTRAN. COBOL put bread on the table. wrote: -- GnuPG/PGP

Find the line BSPFCOOK IN USRLOGON and /* comment */ it. Proper job :-) Roops

BUT.................. As an engineer and also a programmer, I love Fortran, PL/I, C, and even Quick Basic. But I despise Java, Prolog, Lisp What are your programming likes and dislikes ?

You're welcome Rob, any problems or questions just let me know. Wally Sent: Thursday, November 26, 2020 10:55 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [H390-MVS] Additional MVS 3.8 free software Hi

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It appears not being able to find an email address via the web interface must be a privacy feature of groups.io and it appears that everything after an at-sign gets replaced by 3 dots.If you get posts

Hi, I can't find Wally's address either.? Is there a trick to this that makes it different (and more difficult) than when we were on Yahoo? How do I find the email address now?

Wow, Thank you for all this great information. I have forgotten all the different systems I was running back in the 80’s on my Army IBM 4381 and two 4341’s. Ada would be another great addition to

Hi Wally, Thanks for sending a copy of ISPF I've installed this version and runs like a charm. Cheers, Rob

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Hi Wally, I am very interested in your ISPF version. I cannot find a proper emailadress to ask a copy. Do you have a webpage or emailaddress where I can ask a copy of ISPF? Thanks in advance, Cheers,

QUEUE does about the same.? I think it could be incrementally could be converted to take the input and do the output like SDSF. It's one my (long) list of interesting things. I just have not taken

I think the Revout function of Review - which I invoke in my ISPF - does a pretty good job of displaying and managing JES 2 output. Wally Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2020 04:11 PM To: