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From: zvs@bby.oz.au (Zev Sero)
Newsgroups: comp.misc
Subject: Re: C obfuscator
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Date: 1 Jun 90 02:02:39 GMT
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In-Reply-To: hoey@ai.etl.army.mil's message of 30 May 90 20:13:22 GMT

In article <12@ai.etl.army.mil> hoey@ai.etl.army.mil (Dan Hoey) writes:

   *For you youngsters, a coding form is sheet of paper with eighty spaces marked
   on each line, so you can write down which card column each character is going
   to go into.  It used to matter.

It still does in RPG and related languages.
--
				Zev Sero  -  zvs@bby.oz.au
...but we've proved it again and again
that if once you have paid him the danegeld,
you never get rid of the Dane.		- Rudyard Kipling