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And now that they're broken, they can't be fixed. ;) With so many legacy systems that are often in very important places, I wonder whether it wouldn't be smart
by luckylion 7y ago
And now that they're broken, they can't be fixed. ;)
With so many legacy systems that are often in very important places, I wonder whether it wouldn't be smarter to spend money on systems converting a modern language to cobol, e.g. python2cobol. Is that impossible?
- number6 7y agoI guess there are technical reasons. a big bank does risk assessment. I can't imagine a problem like this will go unnoticed for long