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This is the IBM 350 Disk Storage Unit. It held five ... count ''em FIVE ... megabytes. That's not bytes, not kilobytes, but MEGA bytes, baby.
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Today, I'm going to show you a very simple, very goofy little language called "SCEQL", which standards for "slow and clean esoteric queue language". It's based on nothing but a circular queue
Todays pathological language is actually in the form of a challenge for you. (Isn't that
exciting?) It's a very clever numerical programming language in the vein of Conway's
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The latest issue of Embedded Systems Design has an interesting article on combining C code with assembly code for DSP applications.