From: "Wolfgang Nádasi-donner" <wonado@...>
Date: 2007-07-22T18:26:13+09:00
Subject: Re: Taking the bull by its horns

male 54y
Karlsruhe (Germany)

Systems: CDC-Cyber72, DEC-System10, Telefunken TR440, Siemens 7.760, IBM 
370, Vax, DECstation2000/3000, sun workstations (sunOS, later solaris), 
PCs (mainly DOS and Windows).

Languages (longer used): Algol60, Fortran, Assembler (several), Teco 
programs, Bliss10, BCPL, early Lisps, Mortran, several macro processors, 
Snobol4 (very long time), Icon, C, PL/I, C#, Perl5, Python, Ruby

Several other languages, but only for evaluation purposes or for short 
time.

John Carter wrote:
> ...mortran...
The first time I hear "Mortran" since a long time. We adapted Mortran to 
the Telefunken TR440 computer around 1980 in the "Grossrechenzentrum für 
die Wissenschaft in Berlin" (now "ZIB - Zuse Institut Berlin") as part 
of out SAMOS project (Software Adaption and Maintenance Organization 
System) and because we were responsible for porting SPSS, SCSS, NAG and 
IMSL to German computers. I made several experiments using Mortran as 
stand alone macro processor... - unfortunately the Language was real 
"write only", much more than Teco programs.

Wolfgang Nádasi-Donner

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