RE: PL/I Visibility.

[Jon Paris <paris@xxxxxxxxxx>]

 >> Funny thing, I also remember something about the fact that OS/400 was
originally written using pl/1. <<

As noted earlier,  PL/I is still available but not as an LPP.

OS/400 was and is, written largely in PL/MI (not PL/I) - this is one of a
series of internal use languages that if you were to see  it, you might think
was the result of a late night encounter between an assembler and a PL/I
compiler.  Most recent additions to the system (like the new RPG and Cobol
compilers) are written in C, and of course the microcode for the Risc boxes is
written in C++.

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