The Unisys Clearpath MCP systems have a compiled HLL known as WFL ( Work Flow Language) which dates back to 1961. The purpose of WFL is to *ahem* manage workflows.
Program executions, return codes, tests for file presence, conditional processing based on a rather large number of conditions, manipulation of file and task attributes, and a great deal more are handled via WFL.
On Jul 31, 2015 12:46 PM, "J. Leslie Turriff" <jlturriff@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
Excellent! SCL is the first instance I have heard of that is a compiled
language; IBM's and NCR's JCLs are both interpreted languages.
Leslie
On Thursday 30 July 2015 05:53:00 Dave Stratford wrote:
> ICL's VME operting system does. Called SCL rather than JCL, but the
> concept is the same. SCL is a compiled HLL in it's own right designed to
> link together the cobol appication code and setting up the files etc. It
> can also be used from the command line.
>
> Dave
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