--- Francis Zhou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Punch tape and ALGOL 60, any takers? We used a
> little hammer and a chisel of sorts plus generous
> amount of masking tape to fix the coding errors.
> There was no keyboard per se. We used rows and rows
> of flip switches to punch in the command. You flip a
> row of up to 48 toggle switches, then push a "go"
> button, that is how a command was entered. Debugging
> was done by "step" through the program, one line at
> a line. Output was either line printer, or rows and
> rows of blinker lights. Pretty cool.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Francis
> 


Careful now!

You don't want to give away your true age!


Javier

http://www.ultragone.net

www.ultragone.net


       
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