Re: Patriot problem, more info available?

[orville@weyrich.UUCP (Orville R. Weyrich)]

In article <1991Jun7.080445.12661@netcom.COM> jls@netcom.COM (Jim Showalter) writes:
>>I am particularly interested in the connection
>>between four days of operation and a software failure.
>>Based on no more than the newspaper article I wonder
>>if a dynamic memory got fragmented and slow with time.
>
>That's certainly how it reads. I've been told by people
>involved with the project that the system is programmed in a
>mixture of assembly, FORTRAN, and JOVIAL--but from the way it
>failed it sounds more like LISP!

Hmmm ... reminds me of an article that I saw describing a program which
converts LISP into FORTRAN.  It could be a LISP interpreter implemented
in FORTRAN :-).

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