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From: Jussi Santti <jussi@ard.fi>
Subject: Re: Ultimate Language feature list
Date: 1998/05/15
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Mark K. Gardner wrote:
> 
> [By all means, please post an announcement when you have found, created,
> begged, borrowed, or even stolen the ultimate language! :) ]

Ultimate language, in general, may be quite far away.
The features list, I think,  aims at a system programming language.
For a still more specialized language, machine oriented language
or portable assembler we not only have a list but the "ultimate" language: C.

Jussi
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> Mark
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> Mark K. Gardner (mkgardne@cs.uiuc.edu)
> University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
> Real-Time Systems Laboratory
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