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DDT [DEC Debugging Tape]
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DDT [DEC Debugging Tape] (c) 1964 DEC [Digital Equipment Corp.]. DDT allowed users to find errors in the program while the program was in use. - TRIVIA - The DEC Debugging Tape (DDT) was based on FLIT, an earlier debugging program written by MIT professor Jack Dennis and translated in 1964 for the PDP-1 by a group of students at MIT, including Alan Kotok. It is the first program for the PDP-1 created at MIT and donated to Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC). - STAFF - By: Alan Kotok - SOURCES - Software's cassette.
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DDT [DEC Debugging Tape] (c) 1964 DEC [Digital Equipment Corp.]. DDT allowed users to find errors in the program while the program was in use. - TRIVIA - The DEC Debugging Tape (DDT) was based on FLIT, an earlier debugging program written by MIT professor Jack Dennis and translated in 1964 for the PDP-1 by a group of students at MIT, including Alan Kotok. It is the first program for the PDP-1 created at MIT and donated to Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC). - STAFF - By: Alan Kotok - SOURCES - Software's cassette.
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