Looking for ancient "TSL" language manual from GenRad...

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From: Mike Hall
Date: Thu, 10 Sep 1992 15:40

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Hi, all!  Sorry to intrude...
Years ago I used to work on a GenRad system, which was made up of a PDP-11/35
and a couple of racks of custom hardware (for sampling, FFTs, windowing...).
The language used to control all this stuff was called TSL - Time Series
Language, I believe.  

My question: does anyone have one of those little yellow covered TSL reference
manuals?  I'm feeling nostalgic and would like to see what it was like again.

Thanks!

Mike Hall       708-393-6350


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Mike Hall       708-393-6350
mhall@amiganet.chi.il.us

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Subject: Looking for ancient "TSL" language manual from GenRad...
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