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Students I knew who had him as a lecturer referred to it (derisively) as Martin’s Completely Perfect Language.
by moomin 2y ago
Students I knew who had him as a lecturer referred to it (derisively) as Martin’s Completely Perfect Language.
- 082349872349872 2y agoDoes that imply CPL was not Cambridge, nor yet Combined, but rather Christopher's Perfect Language? (the EE's of the time had not yet perfected their art sufficiently for CPL to have been viable for personal computing; does it work better now that we have GHz and GB?)