Re: Source code formatter for Simula???

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From: Ron Kerr
Date: Wed, 05 Jul 1995 00:00

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Christian Steinebach writes:
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> Where did you learn Norwegian???

 In Norway! I worked at Norsk Regnesentral in 1968-1972 as one half of
 the UNIVAC 1100 series SIMULA compiler team (the other half was Sigurd
 Kubosch). This compiler was the first commercial SIMULA compiler. I
 have retained a very deep affection for SIMULA especially when I see
 some of the modern offerings.

> So, I'm still looking for a source code formatter for Simula

 I feel that I have heard of a SIMULA formatter from the old days but
 can't remember where. For a long time I used an IBM compiler which
 generated formatted listings which could be edited to give sanitary
 source code.

 Hilsen .... Ron

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From: Ron Kerr <R.Kerr@NEWCASTLE.AC.UK>
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