The odd thing is, here am I, more than 30 years on, sitting at a Power Mac 9600/200 with 384Mb of memory - whereas the 1130 had 32Kb, I think, and presumably ran at a few thousand instructions per second - but despite having a few gigabytes of software under the table I couldn't do the same analysis now. I couldn't have imagined there'd ever be a computer you couldn't run Fortran on.
Really? you can't get Fortran for the Mac? I have Fortran IV for the PC (somewhere). DOS of course <g>.
Invariable for complex number calculations, or when you only have F4 libraries of numerical analysis.
-- Bernard Hill Braeburn Software Author of Music Publisher system Music Software written by musicians for musicians http://www.braeburn.co.uk Selkirk, Scotland
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