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RazVorox
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Has anyone heard of "BIBLOS"?
something about cobol pre-compiler syntax cmd extractor
for Natural, CICS, and others.. ??
Should allow to write Natural in Cobol, and than it literally expands it
to actual Cobol and inserts the code block.. or.. something along those lines..
Nothing on the open, nothing on the google.
Unicorn? myth? reality?..
Basically I'm looking for some documentation.
Help, Please, and Thank you.
Your friendly Vorox.
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enrico-sorichetti
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googling with "biblos cobol" returned 10 hits
mostly documents from the eighties |
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RazVorox
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mine gave me a verity of braille document writers,
planet earth total view, and a bunch of other,
none related Biblos projects.
If you're search hit something relevant,
I would appreciate if you could share the search link,
or the actual documentation links.
mine just led to.. every other Biblos project on earth.
pretty much.
(including, but not limited to - the dnd definition of Kobold, for some reason.. ~shrug~) |
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RazVorox
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| enrico-sorichetti wrote: |
googling with "biblos cobol" returned 10 hits
mostly documents from the eighties |
I will add to that some Japanese manuals, a 1966 scan of some sort of library magazine, or dnd session notes, some greek literature, and a proze about "the word".
This get weirder and weirder by the click..
Nothing to do withe 80's software manual/documentation. :-/ |
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dneufarth
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