mouli@cavell.UUCP (Bopsi Chandramouli) (03/01/85)
We all know that C evolved out of B. If another language evolves out of C (forget C++) what will it be called? ihnp4!alberta!cavell!mouli.
wws@whuxlm.UUCP (Stoll W William) (03/02/85)
> We all know that C evolved out of B. If another language evolves > out of C (forget C++) what will it be called? > > ihnp4!alberta!cavell!mouli. C-quel? Bill Stoll, ..!whuxlm!wws "Spot! Bad Dog! Get AWAY from the terminal!"
gwyn@brl-tgr.ARPA (Doug Gwyn <gwyn>) (03/03/85)
> We all know that C evolved out of B. If another language evolves > out of C (forget C++) what will it be called? C++.
ee163acp@sdcc13.UUCP (DARIN JOHNSON) (03/04/85)
> We all know that C evolved out of B. If another language evolves > out of C (forget C++) what will it be called? > Although C is barely passing, D will have to take the class over.
albert@harvard.ARPA (David Albert) (03/04/85)
> > We all know that C evolved out of B. If another language evolves > > out of C (forget C++) what will it be called? Since B evolved from BCPL, the next language will be P. -- David Albert ihnp4!ut-sally!harvard!albert (albert@harvard.ARPA) or maybe ihnp4!packard!topaz!harvard!albert
mouli@cavell.UUCP (Bopsi Chandramouli) (03/04/85)
In article <702@whuxlm.UUCP> wws@whuxlm.UUCP (Stoll W William) writes: >> We all know that C evolved out of B. If another language evolves >> out of C (forget C++) what will it be called? >> >> ihnp4!alberta!cavell!mouli. > > C-quel? Sorry. The answer I had in my mind was P since B's predecessor was BCPL. B.Chandramouli ihnp4!alberta!cavell!mouli.
atst@ssc-vax.UUCP (Tom Pace) (03/06/85)
> > We all know that C evolved out of B. If another language evolves > > out of C (forget C++) what will it be called? Let's see (ugh!) ... first it was B, then C ... how about A.D.?
mouli@cavell.UUCP (Bopsi Chandramouli) (03/07/85)
>Let's see (ugh!) ... first it was B, then C ... how about A.D.?
Hey! That is a good one. I never thought about it.
By naming the next language as A.D. languages B and C get what
they really deserve :-).ndiamond@watdaisy.UUCP (Norman Diamond) (03/08/85)
> >Let's see (ugh!) ... first it was B, then C ... how about A.D.? > > Hey! That is a good one. I never thought about it. > By naming the next language as A.D. languages B and C get what > they really deserve :-). Don't worry, A.D.A. will be in the same class, in another 10 years. -- Norman Diamond UUCP: {decvax|utzoo|ihnp4|allegra}!watmath!watdaisy!ndiamond CSNET: ndiamond%watdaisy@waterloo.csnet ARPA: ndiamond%watdaisy%waterloo.csnet@csnet-relay.arpa "Opinions are those of the keyboard, and do not reflect on me or higher-ups."
ix415@sdcc6.UUCP (Rick Frey) (03/10/85)
If it started as B and went to C (B.C.) and someone suggested A.D. as the continuation, would the next one be S.C.? (Second Coming)