Regarding my mention of the Anchorage ATC programmers using Fortran
and the Commercial Subroutine Package, Tom Simons wrote: "That
Commercial Subroutine Package must have been IDEAL". Since I've made a
few mistakes lately by misremembering things, I checked back with
Google and found www-03.ibm.com/ibm/history/exhibits/
1130/1130_facts4.html which describes the Commercial Subroutine
Package for the 1130. CSP may have descended from an IDEAL or vice-
versa. The only IDEAL's I can remember were an optional mode in
Borland TASM (Intel X86 assembler), and something from CA.
Dale Miller
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