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Hi Keith, <snip> Hi Larry, Thanks for the info. I assume you're quoting from his book. </snip> You got me there. :-) <snip> To be clear, I was not attacking Dr Frank, only commenting on SLS itself. The Atlas sounds like it's worth further reading. </snip>Didn't think for a minute that you was. I was confirming your assertion that the origins of SLS go back further than S/38. I just thought it was worth noting the Atlas computer as the implementation that inspired Dr Frank - which may not necessarily have been the first. But I'm British and come from Liverpool in the north west of England so I like the idea of SLS originating only a few miles from my home town - even if it is Manchester. <grin>
MULTICS looks pretty interesting too. I'm reading the wiki at the moment: All good stuff...
(I'll shut up now before David shouts) Cheers Larry Ducie
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