In article ,
(Paul Tomblin) wrote:

In a previous article, "G.R. Patterson III" said:
Paul Tomblin wrote:

I have no idea what weird ass version of FORTRAN you used, but every
version of FORTRAN I used, from IBM FORTRAN-G to Fortran-77 to Vax Fortran
to Watfiv-S had it.

I used FORTRAN-E, FORTRAN-66, and TOPS-10. None of them had loop
structure commands.

That's not what CONTINUE did in FORTRAN - it was just a no-op for a
statement that needed a line number, like a DO loop target. And CONTINUE
was in FORTRAN I, as well as the FORTRAN-66 spec, so either you didn't
know your language very well, or the language you were using was lying
about being FORTRAN.

Not to mention that TOPS-10 was an operating system, not a programming
language.