[TUHS] Re: mental architecture models, Anyone ever heard of teaching a case study of Initial Unix?

On 2024-07-06 16:46, Peter Yardley wrote: https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/tr/pdf/ADA328606.pdf Not the actual standard, but the single most useful reference on porting old FORTRAN. From the Foreword: "This FORTRAN volume presents material that will assist in understanding FORTRAN 66 and its replacement, FORTRAN 77. Because even a superficial comparison of the two language variants will involve contrasting their respective syntaxes, a set of FORTRAN 66 grammar rules is included: These rules, expressed in chart form, are comparable to rules that define FORTRAN 77. Next, there are two chapters of observations on what using standard FORTRAN 66 implies, and how the 1966 Standard is often interpreted and stretched to achieve practical ends. Finally, a comparison of the new FORTRAN 77 with FORTRAN 66 shows how the language has changed, and what converting older programs must entail. The four chapters address programmers concerned with FORTRAN conversions, managers engaged in programming standards, and other practitioners interested in system influences upon languages. Since the text touches upon several general programming aspects (input/output, storage allocation and lifetimes, control structures), the volume's appeal will extend beyond the immediate FORTRAN community." Cheers, /Frew P.S.: If anybody cares, I have a cleaner scan that I can share.