Pascal Genie - Structured Program Editing in 1986

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I talk briefly about the Pascal Genie from the MacGNOME Group at CMU, a seminal structured programming environment that went through several iterations. I demo a very of the environment from 1994 and write a very, very bad program that would earn me a failing grade in 15-111.



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Carnegie-Mellon
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Phil Miller
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