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[VHLL 1974] (1974) Proceedings of the ACM SIGPLAN symposium on Very high level languages, March 28-29, 1974, Santa Monica, California, United States   Jean E Sammet

Languages mentioned ABSET {1970} Set-based language ABSYS {1966} Aberdeen system declarative language ADS {1974} Automatic documentation language ALGOL 68 {1968} 3rd generation ALGOL ALPHA {1971} Data-query language based on relational calculus APL {1960} Array-centered programing language Compel {1968} Single assignment language CONVERT {1966} String processing language hybrid of COMIT and LISP CSMP {1965} Continuous System Modeling Program CSSL {1967} Continuous System Simulation Language DFPL {1972} Pure graphical dataflow language ECL {1970} Harvard Extensible Computer Language GOL {1969} Extension to LISP for predicate calculus GPSS {1959} General Purpose Systems Simulator Information Algebra {1962} formalism for data processing ISWIM {1966} Landin's paper language LEAP {1968} Language for the Expression of Associative Procedures LISP 1.5 {1959} LISP major release LISP70 {1972} MacAims {1968} Set-based data retrieval language MADCAP {1960} Two dimensional maths and set language Manna and Waldinger 1971 {1971} MAPL {1973} NAPSS {1965} Non-procedural language for solving mathematical problems PL/I {1964} Programming Language One PLANNER {1967} Goal-direct LISP dialect POSE {1967} PROW {0} PSL {1970} Problem Statement Language PSL/II {1973} Problem Statement Language/version 2 QA3 {1967} Question Answering QA4 {1967} Question Answering RED {1972} Backus formalism of language REF-ARF {1970} SAIL {1968} Stanford Artificial Intelligence Language SETL {1970} Set based programming language SIMSCRIPT II.5 {1967} Simulations package SIMULA {1962} SIMUlation LAnguage SNOBOL4 {1967} Classic SNOBOL STDS {1968} Set based language Strips {1969} Extra-logical problem solver TAG {1968} TRAMP {1968} Associative memory language VERS {1969} Set-based algorithmic language