....com/~lynn/2006v.html#36 Why these original FORTRAN quirks? http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/2006w.html#7 Why these original FORTRAN quirks? The distribution overview also makes mention of including SPM ... special message function from POK I had originally created the "autolog" command as part of ... various paging and performance items, I had originally create as enhancements to cp67 as an ...

Status report on project activities mentioned in email from 12dec73 in this post http://www.garlic.com/~lynn/2006v.html#36 Why these original FORTRAN quirks? involving porting various functions that had been implemented in cp67 with additional enhancements. shortly after this email was written, I enhanced the ...

Terence wrote: Restating original title. (again) Why these original FORTRAN quirks? Because they allowed FORTRAN to be complied without using recursion. Andrew Swallow

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["Followup-To:" header set to alt.folklore.computers.] On 23 Nov 2006 13:48:18 -0800, Terence <tbwright@cantv.net> wrote: Restating original title. How about restating the original quirks, or any others (FORTRAN quirks) you want to know about? -- BOFH excuse #182: endothermal recalibration

... PL/I dialect, debugging compiler. Sort of equivalent to WATFOR/WATFIV for Fortran, but not as well developed) for about the same charge. ... That would give you a nice, blank deck. Never trust programs posted on the Internet ;-) The original Fortran did not have Character variables. The data could be stored in an array of 80 Integers using 80A1 ...

...Cornell PL/I dialect, debugging compiler. Sort of equivalent to WATFOR/WATFIV for Fortran, but not as well developed) for about the same charge. ... That would give you a nice, blank deck. Never trust programs posted on the Internet ;-) The original Fortran did not have Character variables. The data could be stored in an array of 80 Integers using 80A1 ...