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chhabraravneet
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Hi everybody,
I am assigned a project in PL/1. They have given me some PPT's , but it is not sufficeint to get enough knowledge in PL/1. Can anybody tell me where can i find any material to study PL/1 because there are not so many books available and in this site also there is not much more about PL/1.
Please suggest .
Thanks and Regards,
Ravneet Chhabra,
Chennai. |
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Devzee
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| Buy and read PL/1 by Hughes |
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PeD
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Strange way to process.
Bbbbrrrrr!!!! |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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Strange way to process.
Bbbbrrrrr!!!! |
Yup, i completely agree.
Unfortunately, it is becoming more and more common. . .
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enrico-sorichetti
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Once upon a time, at least,
when somebody was declared an expert.... he was given a manual !! |
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chhabraravneet
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Thanx, Pierre.
Thanx for providing me the necessary material.
Regards,
Ravneet. |
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