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A programmer's utility filing system. Signed offprint
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Seller: Jeremy Norman's historyofscience, Novato, CA, U.S.A.
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First Edition Signed
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Add to basketWilkes, Maurice V. A programmer's utility filing system. Offprint from The Computer Journal 7 (October 1964). Unbound as issued. Signed by Wilkes on the first leaf. 180-183 [4]pp. 281 x 218 mm. Provenance: Maurice Wilkes. First edition, offprint issue. "The object of the Programmer's Utility Filing System (PUFS) is to provide the programmer with a means of storing on magnetic tape, or on a disc file, all the programs and data that he is making use of in his current work, and to reduce to a minimum the quantity of punched paper tape, or punched cards, that is used" (p. 180). Wilkes 1999, no. 63. Origins of Cyberspace 1046.
