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Software, A Progress Report on the LEO III Intercode and Master Routine Emulator

Articles by David Holdsworth in various issues of Resurrection:

Issue 63, Autumn 2013, p.5/6 (To view this article, click on the following link :

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Issue 64, Winter 2013-14, p.7 (To view this article, click on the following link :

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Issue 65, Spring 2014 (To view this article, click on the following link :

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Issue 66, Summer 2014, p.9 (To view this article, click on the following link :

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Issue 67, Autumn 2014, p.5/6 (To view this article, click on the following link :

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Issue 70, Summer 2015, p.6 (To view this article, click on the following link :

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Holdsworth notes: "The complexity of the LEO III software systems continues to amaze me, especially the way in which the LEO veterans take it in their stride."

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Date : 2013

Creator : LEO

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Software, A Progress Report on the LEO III Intercode and Master Routine Emulator

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