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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 4 Dec 2004.
Re: C in 3D.

Re: C in 3D.

"Andreas Burmester"

>         BCPL               BCPL               BCPL
>               .ooooooB        .oooooo.  B     .oooooo.     B
>         ISO  d8P'  `Y8b  ISO d8P'  `Y8b   ISOd8P'  `Y8b
>             888 C89         888  C89        888   C89
>             888     K&R-C   888       K&R-C 888         K&R-C
>             888  C99        888   C99       888    C99
>             `88b    ooo     `88b    ooo     `88b    ooo
>              `Y8bood8P'      `Y8bood8P'      `Y8bood8P'
>           ANSI             ANSI             ANSI
>                 3rd Ed.           3rd Ed.           3rd Ed.

Nett! Das BCPL ist bei mir allerdings schon so weit hinten, dass
es schwer ist, es scharf warzunehmen. Ist das bei jemand anderem
auch noch so? oder gucke ich nur komisch ;)

lg,

   Markus 

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