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naming conventions look and operate like their TOPS-10-counterparts. It
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wasn’t pretty, but it did the job.
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--- Robert X. Cringely, *Accidental Empires, Chapter 4 — Amateur Hour*
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http://www.cringely.com/2013/02/18/accidental-empires-chapter-4-amateur-hour/
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CP/M and ISIS in operation have some general similarities to interactive
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cross-assemblers and compilers, which became Intel products; and later
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to develop his own products which ran "native" on CP/M systems.
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--- Herbert R. Johnson, *CP/M and Digital Research Inc. (DRI) History*
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http://www.retrotechnology.com/dri/d_dri_history.html
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Kildall said that PL/M was ‘‘the base for CP/M,’’ even though the
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author’s possession, as well as conversations with Kip Crosby, to whom I
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am grateful for posting this question over an Internet discussion forum.
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--- Paul E. Ceruzzi, page 238 of "A History of Modern Computing", 2nd. ed.
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2003, MIT Press.
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--- Paul E. Ceruzzi, page 238 of "A History of Modern Computing", 2nd. edition published 2003 by MIT Press.
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