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And you ARE rigth that converting COBOL to any Algol descended>language may be kludgy, but.>Is is the Algol-based language's fault?

Or is it COBOL's fault? Definitely COBOL's fault, of course. What _could_ the designer's have been thinking of, creating a language in which the user, rather than the compiler writer, decided how much precision was 'enough'. And the very _idea_ of letting a programmer describe an 'external' data structure that the program needed to read, rather than providing 'sufficient' data structures, and converting all those old files. (_we_ know how you should have structured your data, so come along quietly now and re-do it).>Points to ponder. Photokey 6 download free.

While I'm am no great lover of COBOL, it certainly served its purpose at the time, and until creators of new languages get serious about the accuracy of arithmetic, and win enough converts to provide some hope of portation, it still serves a purpose. If you think, for example, the 'C' or are such languages, I refer you to the current flame war (in comp.lang.c) over what division means in mathematics vs what it means in C and Pascal. (add:-)'s to taste, but. ) I spend entirely too much of my work day pandering to compilers (and occasionally machines) that seem to have only the vaguest ideas about how to do arithmetic. Atari Games Corp (Arcade Games, no relation to the makers of the ST) 675 Sycamore Dr. Milpitas, CA 95035 voice: (408)434-1709 The opinions expressed are my own (Boy, are they ever) Mon, 19 Apr 1993 00:19:00 GMT.

>However you slice it, COBOL->C conversion still smells like baloney to me!>That's dandy. And you ARE right that converting COBOL to any Algol-descended>language may be kludgy, but. Is is the Algol-based language's fault?>Or is it COBOL's fault? Points to ponder.