[Oberon] a module a page (keeps the mind sane)?

[Frans-Pieter Vonck]

> One page concept can also be seen in Forth
Wauw,
Forth. One line of Forth is already mind-boggling, let alone a full 
page.

Greets,
F.P.
Tomas Kral schreef op 2018-11-03 17:10:
>> I was a COBOL programmer and we did not have terminals or such
>> luxuries. Instead we wrote our code in pencil on coding sheets
>> (paper), submitted it to the data prep women (always women) and a few
>> days later received the sheets back with a paper tape
> 
> That reminds me of my early attempts with programming, FORTRAN '77,
> punch cards, we also had punch tapes. Cards had little advantage as
> they had code printed at the top. No terminals, system typing
> machine, resembling a type writer.
> 
> Also women were called admins at that time, nowadays admins have
> different meaning and not always women :-)
> 
> One page concept can also be seen in Forth
> language, sort of. I had toyed with years ago, never mastered
> though, the code, text is split into 512 block entities, fixed. Each
> block doing something useful on its own, is also mapped directly to
> underlying persistent media physical blocks.