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Daily Archives: November 24, 2009
GO Baby GO..
As someone who works with ‘C’, MSIL and Java bytecode to write system level software for our compilers and runtime, I was nicely surprised to see that someone has produced a new language aim at ‘System Level Programming’. Let me … Continue reading
Type Safety and COBOL
Having read a recent bog about COBOL and type-safety, I though I would jot down some comments. ANS85 COBOL is naturally is type-unsafe due as every data item being part of one memory region (or storage area), because of this … Continue reading
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