Re: What makes occam so good?

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From: Dan Pick
Date: Mon, 03 Apr 1989 00:39

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As a novice user of occam just getting my feet wet, I find it
irritating that the language doesn't include a character 
data type, and that all the I/O procedures included in the
userio library refer to reading, writing, and echoing 
parameters of type INT char.  These are muddy waters!

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From: pick@sdsu.UUCP (Dan Pick)
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Subject: Re: What makes occam so good?
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