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Old June 4th 21, 04:09 PM posted to sci.space.history
David Lesher
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Just read Don Eyles' book on writing the code for the LM Guidance
Computer.

I recommend it for anyone interested in the Guidance Computer and
the people who made it perform amazing feats.

It's solely about the LM code; I'd love a book that discussed
the Executive in similar detail.
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