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 From HPCWire for those that don't see it. The article didn't
say anything more about the language.

It is too bad that developers of so-called modern langauges
can't get away from the semicolons-and-braces low level syntax.
I've always thought it ironic that the C-shell is like Fortran,
not C, in this regard.

Maybe it's because the Sun "executives" are developing the
language 8^).

[ ] 106740 ) SUN SEEKS TO SIMPLIFY HPC 
APPLICATIONS.......................2.1K
        A new run-time environment and programming language similar to 
Java is
        being developed by Sun Microsystems executives. The executives 
believe
        the new developments could greatly simplify the programming of HPC
        applications.

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