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63969 [Untitled paper on LEO programming development]

Untitled drafts for a talk by David Caminer beginning 'Mr Pinkerton has described to you…', covering how LEO order code and programming technique developed from the EDSAC 'Initial Orders', giving a detailed description of how programmes worked on LEO I.
Comprises:
- Initial handwritten draft by David Caminer, undated (9 pages);
- Typescript draft, undated (5 pages);
- Typescript draft with manuscript annotations, undated (5 pages).

Date : undated (mid-1950s)

Creator : Caminer, David

Physical Description : 1 file (19 pages), paper; manuscript and typescript

Provenance :
From David Caminer's papers.

Archive References : CMLEO/DC/LP/63719/3 , DTC/08/14/034-052 , DCMLEO20210608034-052

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH63969. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

Article: 63969 [Untitled paper on LEO programming development]

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File Size: 7.26 MB

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