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From: ncohen@watson.ibm.com (Norman H. Cohen)
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Subject: Re: Easily-Read C++?
Date: 11 Oct 1994 17:50:05 GMT
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In article <DAG.94Oct10075533@bellman.control.lth.se>, dag@control.lth.se
(Dag Bruck) writes: 

|> I may be worth pointing out that the C++ standard will provide some
|> additional tokens, e.g.: 
|>
|>      and     <=>     &&
|>      or      <=>     ||
|>      not     <=>     !
|>
|>      bitand  <=>     &
|>      bitor   <=>     |
|>      xor     <=>     ^
|>
|> I think C users can get a similar effect by including iso646.h.
|>
|> Gee!  The world is changing.

Indeed.  Now General Whittaker will be able to key in C++ programs on his
keypunch.

:-)

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Norman H. Cohen    ncohen@watson.ibm.com