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It may be that the plug board wiring of the IBM punched card machines was similar to early microcode, i.e., had to work with the different signals at different
by graycat 7y ago
It may be that the plug board wiring of the IBM punched card machines was similar to early microcode, i.e., had to work with the different signals at different points in the cycle.
On how to program an IBM 7094? Could use Fortran. And then could use Formac, IBM's formula manipulation compiler pre-processor to Fortran for algebraic expression manipulation. E.g., supposedly an effort was to use Formac to develop local solutions to the Navier Stokes equations of fluid flow.