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The Retrocomputing Museum
started 9/19/2000; 5:55:58 AM - last post 9/21/2000; 7:12:38 AM

Ehud Lamm - The Retrocomputing Museum

9/19/2000; 5:55:58 AM (reads: 348, responses: 1)

The Retrocomputing Museum

Following Chris's lead.

There are several langugaes in the museum, so in some sense this really is an answer to Chris's wishes. I've already mentioned that I think the open-source movement is a great opportunity for programming languages evangalists. ESR is also responsible for this museum.

Enjoy!
Posted to "" by Ehud Lamm on 9/19/00; 5:56:42 AM

andrew cooke - Re: The Retrocomputing Museum

9/21/2000; 7:12:38 AM (reads: 365, responses: 0)

I once submitted my implementation of Dijkstra's guarded language (an implementation of the language he uses in "A Discipline of Programming"), but it was never included (sniff). Anyone interested in this classic (it's possible mine is the only implementation as the book is quite proud that none of the programs were ever run) can look at http://www.andrewcooke.free-online.co.uk/jara/egg/index.html

Andrew

PS OK, it's only an interpreter, and doesn't have subroutines or functions...