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Subject: Re: "bs" on RS/6000 AIX?
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Date: 7 May 90 18:56:15 GMT
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	Bs came from (at least) SysV.1.  I found the man page.
	It says "Bs is a remote descendant of Basic and Snobol4
	with a little C language thrown in".

	It seems to me that it's even older than that (I have some
	faint memories of bs from a long way back), but I can't
	remember exactly when/where.

	But then I looked in the V.2 source, and couldn't find it
	there.  That confuses me (did AT&T finally drop it in V.2?).

		Craig
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	Craig Miller, contractor / IBM AWD, Austin
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