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Walter was for 25 years with the [[IBM]] Laboratory Vienna where he worked on several software products such as DITTO, SDF, and a [[PL/I]] subset compiler for DPPX. The highlight of his career were the test activities for the [[REXX]] Compiler. A fully automated test environment allowed for continuous regression testing and ensured a high quality product. | Walter was for 25 years with the [[IBM]] Laboratory Vienna where he worked on several software products such as DITTO, SDF, and a [[PL/I]] subset compiler for DPPX. The highlight of his career were the test activities for the [[REXX]] Compiler. A fully automated test environment allowed for continuous regression testing and ensured a high quality product. | ||
After he left IBM, Walter worked at an Austrian bank where he started to convert many of the (VM/CMS) REXX tools that we developed and enjoyed in the Lab to TSO/ISPF. Real work was, however, based on PL/I and DB2. | After he left IBM, Walter worked at an Austrian bank, where he started to convert many of the (VM/CMS) REXX tools that we developed and enjoyed in the Lab to TSO/ISPF. Real work was, however, based on PL/I and DB2. | ||
==Publications== | ==Publications== | ||
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:Discusses the background then new CMS REXX Compiler and where and when to deploy it. | :Discusses the background then new CMS REXX Compiler and where and when to deploy it. | ||
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* [http://www.wpachl.at/Rexx_Programs.html Walter Pachl's REXX code] | |||
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Latest revision as of 04:36, 28 March 2023
Walter was for 25 years with the IBM Laboratory Vienna where he worked on several software products such as DITTO, SDF, and a PL/I subset compiler for DPPX. The highlight of his career were the test activities for the REXX Compiler. A fully automated test environment allowed for continuous regression testing and ensured a high quality product.
After he left IBM, Walter worked at an Austrian bank, where he started to convert many of the (VM/CMS) REXX tools that we developed and enjoyed in the Lab to TSO/ISPF. Real work was, however, based on PL/I and DB2.
Publications
- CMS REXX Compiler & Library - Published as part of Proceeding of The REXX Symposium for Developer and Users June 11,1990, page 33.
- Discusses the background then new CMS REXX Compiler and where and when to deploy it.