COBOL/VMS

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2 total messages Started by Murray Nesbitt Wed, 11 Nov 1992 05:35

#75

Author: Murray Nesbitt
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 05:35

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I guess that since nobody would be actually dull enough to read
tor.test, I can safely proclaim my love of COBOL (especially on VMS
and DEC hardware), without fear of being ostracized by my fellow
programmers.

Well - I'm glad I got that off my chest!

Unfortunately, tomorrow it's back to my facade of being a C/Unix
programmer.

-- 
Murray

Re: COBOL/VMS

#77

Author: Marc Fournier - Admin
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 22:25

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In article <MJN.92Nov11003520@pseudo.uucp> mjn@pseudo.uucp (Murray Nesbitt) writes:
>
>I guess that since nobody would be actually dull enough to read
>tor.test, I can safely proclaim my love of COBOL (especially on VMS
>and DEC hardware), without fear of being ostracized by my fellow
>programmers.
>
>Well - I'm glad I got that off my chest!
>
>Unfortunately, tomorrow it's back to my facade of being a C/Unix
>programmer.
>
>-- 
>Murray

AAACCCKKKK....and I feed this guy *pulls hair out of head*

Marc
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