Re: [open-cobol-list] advanced Cobol books ?

[Vincent Coen]

> I only have about 30 years of cobol, so my experience is somewhat

> limited!!!!

>

> Actually, I have very little experience of Open Cobol, all mine has been

> on ICL VME cobol with a small amount of MF.

 

Heck is any of that kit still around?

 

Worked on it using the first Cobol compiler (and Algol68R to build VME, bloody nightmare!) in the 70's.

 

Vince

 

 

> Dave

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