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This page lists some external web sites which provide information about PL/1, and which we find to be useful for the PL/1 community. RainCode assumes no responsibility regarding the accuracy of the information provided in these sites, and use of such information is at the recipient's own risk.

Links

The main reference about PL/1 is IBM.

But you will also find interesting information on The PL/I Language web site and the The PL1 Resources site.

If you like history, you may find information about PL/1 in the Multics project.

In addition to the previous links, you might also want to use the following navigation bar to visit other PL/1-related websites.

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