Well, I said that Intel produced a compiler. I see from Wikipedia that Kildall did indeed develop PL/M; the same article says that Intel "promoted" it. The comp

Well, I said that Intel produced a compiler. I see from Wikipedia that Kildall did indeed develop PL/M; the same article says that Intel "promoted" it. The compiler that we used was branded Intel. It sounds like Kildall developed it for Intel. [Edit] My notion that PL/M was a cut-down version of PL/I was clearly wrong; I never used PL/I, the closest I got was reviewing a few documentation pages.