Managing a common large body of assembler like that, in hardcopy, seems to be a lost art... it reminds me of how the same amount of assembler needed to be manag

Managing a common large body of assembler like that, in hardcopy, seems to be a lost art... it reminds me of how the same amount of assembler needed to be managed in hardcopy for the Apollo DSKY/AGC, complete with paper changelogs, line number conventions, etc. [1] But a lot of the bookkeeping there looks like was needed as well to keep track of changes to punchcard decks. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-y37tXoBDx0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-y37tXoBDx0