Re: Double length integer arithmetic

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From: Dean McCullough
Date: Sun, 13 Dec 1992 01:51

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>The IBM 704-709 series, which were the machines for which Fortran was written;

That is a strange statement, since I used Fortran on both the IBM 650
and the IBM 1620.  Both of these machines predated the IBM 704.

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From: dpmccul@afterlife.ncsc.mil (Dean McCullough)
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Subject: Re: Double length integer arithmetic
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Date: 13 Dec 92 01:51:33 GMT
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