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|    glen herrmannsfeldt to glen herrmannsfeldt    |
|    Re: Bootstraping compilers ?    |
|    23 Apr 08 00:47:23    |
      From: gah@ugcs.caltech.edu              glen herrmannsfeldt wrote:       (snip)              > Well, some parts are in assembler, I believe mostly the I/O routines       > and the library (shared with Fortran G).       (snip)              > [The library is all assembler, the compiler itself was mostly in extended       > Fortran. And you're right, at the time the alternatives were all worse.       > -John]              I have the source, it is available on the web.              I was trying to think of a regexp that would unambiguously       distinguish Fortran from OS/360 Assembler to count the lines       or files in each.              -- glen       [I found the source, but how do you extract it from an awstape virtual       9-track tape? -John]              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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