Dan Pernokis, BSc
President
Dan Pernokis is a software developer, programmer, and web designer — with a
diverse background in business, government, and academic applications. Dan's expertise has been applied
to natural resources management, point-of-sale systems, the hospitality industry (reservations & property management),
on-line banking, payroll & human resources, and developing ANSI language standards. He is versed in business
information needs of both large and small enterprises. Dan holds a BSc from the University of Toronto and has
over 30 years of experience in various aspects of information technology.
Dan was a member of X3J15, the technical commitee that developed the
ANSI Standard for the Programming Language PL/B
(formerly known as DATABUS).
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- Information Technology – Programming Language – PL/B. 1994.
ANSI INCITS 238-1994 (R1999)
(formerly ANSI X3.238-1994 (R1999)).
[ Available here: www.ANSI.org ]
This ANSI standard specifies the form and establishes the interpretation of programs written in the
PL/B Programming Language (formerly known as
DATABUS). The standard is designed to promote portability of
PL/B programs among a variety of data processing systems and
environments. It is intended for use by implementors.
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