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ML/I is a general, stand alone, programmable macro processor. It is general in the sense that it can be used to process any kind of text. The text may be in any programming language or natural language, or it may be numerical data. It is stand alone in that it depends on no other program for its operation. It is programmable in that it can be programmed to carry out fairly complex operations when faced with varying kinds of input. In short, it is a very powerful tool. |
ML/I is a general, stand alone, programmable macro processor. It is general in the sense that it can be used to process any kind of text. The text may be in any programming language or natural language, or it may be numerical data. It is stand alone in that it depends on no other program for its operation. It is programmable in that it can be programmed to carry out fairly complex operations when faced with varying kinds of input. In short, it is a very powerful tool. |
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ML/I is an exceedingly long-lived language. It was first implemented in 1966, and is still in use. |
ML/I is an exceedingly long-lived language. It was first implemented in 1966, and is still in use. |
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The official ML/I web site can be found at [http://www.ml1.org.uk http://www.ml1.org.uk] |
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