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Bob Cozzi wrote: > > According to the national weather service, the IBM iSeries i5 with RPG IV > and the new i5/OS Version 6 Release 0 will be used from now on to monitor > the weather the impacts North America. > "This is largely due to the advanced capabilities of that computer language > over others we have attempted to use, such as Java. With the IBM RPG lV > language, we can write a program to monitor the weather and it virtually > never crashes. With Java and C which is what we had be using, it would crash > frequently." Said Sidd Finch a WMS meteorologist with the U.S. Weather > service. > > The RPG IV Language has been in production for 10 years and is used in a > half million companies world-wide. Apparently it is coming into vogue late > in life but certainly will make future computer programming models at the > NWS much more accurate. Good one, Bob. But hey, whaddaya mean "_Virtually_ never crashes"? David Gibbs wrote: > Where the heck did I put my foil hat? Oops, sorry. Only borrowing it, honest. In my defense, _nobody_ could resist "borrowing" a midrange.com-logoware foil hat, could they?
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