PL/C (was: Wonder why IBM code quality is suffering?)
- From: jbaker314@xxxxxxxxxxxx (John P Baker)
- Date: 26 Mar 2006 20:20:01 -0800
PL/C was an interesting compiler.
It provided the capability to correct many common coding errors.
Unfortunately, there was no guarantee that it would correct the coding error
in the way you might expect.
You could actually give PL/C no input. I would then detect the lack of a
"MAIN" procedure and would then build a dummy "MAIN" procedure.
John P Baker
Software Engineer
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On Sun, 26 Mar 2006 19:33:18 -0500, Richard Tsujimoto wrote:
Jeez, (IIRC) I still remember it being PL/C.
No, PL/C was Cornell University's student PL/1 compiler.
(I remember it, too; Waterloo had it as one of their batch compilers, as
did ISU and many other colleges and universities around the world.)
The PL/X genealogy included PL/S and PL/AS, but not PL/C.
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Tom Schmidt
Madison, WI
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