"Gilbert Saint-Flour" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> On Tuesday 19 December 2006 15:38, Bill Klein wrote:
>
<snip>
> IIRC, early versions of Language Environment used to be called Common
> Execution Library (CEL), then Common Execution Environment (CEE),
> then LE/370. Most people on this list are familiar with the CEE acronym,
but
> probably not with CEL. The CEL acronym can be found in TCBCELAP, the
Common
> Execution Library Anchor Pointer in the TCB.
>
<snip>
Actually, the 2 CEx terms are still in use
CEL - COMMON EXECUTION LIBRARY is that portion of the Language Environment
run-time library that is in "common usage" across languages" (as I recall)
while
- CEE - COMMON EXECUTION ENVIRONMENT - includes all the language specific
AND CEL routines
while
- LE - LANGUAGE ENVIRONMENT - includes all the "support features" such as
MACROS, COPYBOOKS, etc.
(All of this is from memory and may NOT reflect current IBM usage)
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