Louis Pouzin born in Chantenay-Saint-Imbert (Nièvre), France, invented the datagram and designed the first packet communications network, CYCLADES. He also created the first forms of command-line interface. His work was broadly used by Vinton Cerf in his development of Internet and TCP/IP. Having participated in the design of CTSS, Pouzin wrote a program called RUNCOM around 1963/64. RUNCOM permitted the execution of contained commands within a folder, … Wikipedia
... Links Site Map About Louis Pouzin CTSS was developed during 1963 and 64. I was at MIT on the computer center staff at that time. After having written dozens of commands for CTSS, I ... www.multicians.org/shell.html
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Louis Pouzin is best known for his work as the inventor and advocate of "Datagrams", later extended and renamed connectionless communication, as the basic mode for the transmission of packets in a network. www.acm.org/sigs/sigcomm/sigcomm99/pouzin.html
