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From: multics@acm.rpi.edu (Richard Shetron)
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Subject: Re: programming language names
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Date: 12 Jan 91 15:06:26 GMT
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DYNAMO - this is is a differential equation language I used in 1974.  I believe
         it was developed at MIT, but all I really remember is its name and 
         it graphed on hardcopy devices systems described be differential eqns.

RETAM - this is a matrix manipulation language used in a freshman engineering
        course at RPI back in 1972.  I think it was written at RPI, but Its
        been too long.

I could dig into my archives and try and find more information on eiather of
these if anyone is really interested.

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Richard Shetron   USERFXLG@rpi.mts.edu  multics@clotho.acm.rpi.edu