SCOPE was written by a programming team in Sunnyvale, California, about 2,000 miles from the CDC hardware division. It was considered by them a buggy and inefficient piece of software, though not much different than many operating systems of the era.
SCOPE was developed by a programming team in Sunnyvale, California, approximately 2,000 miles from the CDC hardware division. It was deemed to be flawed and inefficient software, though not significantly different from other operating systems of that time period.