Bemer, R "ISO TC97/SC5/WGA(1) Survey of Programming Languages and Processors" December 1962

[ACM] (1963) [ACM] CACM 6(03) (Mar 1963)   Bob Bemer

Languages mentioned (S)PAR {1962} Bendix macro assembler A-0 {1952} Compiler for UNIVAC 1 A-1 {1953} Compiler for UNIVAC I A-2 {1953} UNIVAC compiler A-3 {1954} Mathematical problems ABC I {1954} Datacorp high level assembler ACE {1961} Autocode for the ACE ACOM {1953} Early Autocode at GM ACUTE {1962} UNIVAC assembler ADAPT {1961} Subset of APT ALMOST {1962} UNIVAC assembler ANCP {1959} Datatron autocode APT {1960} Polish notation algebraic language APT III {1961} Automatically Programmed Tools v3 ARGUS {1958} Automatic Routine Generating and Updating System AS-1 {1962} UNIVAC assembler ASAP {1962} Autocoder AUTOCODE {1952} Symbolic assembly programming language for Manchester Mark 1 AUTOCODER {1955} IBM generalised autocode AUTOPROMT {1957} AUTOmated PROgramming of Machine Tools B 15 {1962} IBM 660 autocoder BACAIC {1954} Algebraic system at Boeing BALITAC {1956} MIT Compiler for 650 BIOR {1955} Autocode for the UNIVAC BLESSED {1960} Burroughs assembler BLIS {1962} IBM 650 autocoder CAGE {1955} GE Optimising autocode Calculus {1959} Compiler at CASE CAP {1959} Cornell Assembler CHIP {1956} Wright ADC Interpeter for the UNIVAC 1103 CHLF {1962} Extension of Mercury Autocode to run on IBM 7090 CL-I {1960} Compiler generator language COBOL Narrator {1960} RCA COBOL COBOL Narrator 61 {1961} RCA Cobol 61 COBOL Narrator EE {1961} English Electric version of RCA COBOL CODAP {1962} CDC Symbolic assembler Commercial Translator {1959} COMPILER I {1957} Boeing 1103A compiler Comprehensive {1953} MIT Combined interactive and automatic coding system CS-1 {1962} UNIVAC data-processing autocode CUT-AS {1962} UNIVAC assembler DAS {1962} Digital Analog Simulator DATACODE I {1957} Burrough compiler DOW COMPILER {1959} Dow Chemicals Autocoder DRUCO I {1954} In-house autocode for IBM 650 DUAL {1953} autocoder with emulated floating point DYNAMO {1959} DYNAmic MOdels simulation EASE II {1956} EASIAC {1954} Autocoder for the Michigan U Midac EASY FOX {1954} Rand autocode for Johhniac ELI {1957} Equitable Life 705 autocode ERFPI {1959} ESCAPE {1957} Curtiss Wright interpretive autocode FACS {1962} Georgia Lockheed version of FLAIR FACT {1958} Fully Automated Compiling Technique FAIR {1957} Kodak Eastman interpretive autocoder FAP {1956} Lockheed interpreter for Univac 1103A FAP {1959} FORTRAN Assembly Program FAST {1959} FORTRAN compiler FLAIR {1955} Autocode for 650 FLIP {1954} Floating point interpretive program FLIP {1959} Functional list processor FLIP {1954} Floating point interpretive program FLIP/SPUR {1955} Combination of autocode and assembler for UNIVAC 1103 FLIPPER {1962} Bendix autocoder FLOP {1953} Lockheed virtual machine for IBM 701 FORMOST {1962} UNIVAC assembler GAT {1959} Generalized Algebraic Translator GEPURS {1959} General purpose autocoder GIF {1958} IT translator GP {1955} Generalized Programming Compiler GPS {1957} General Problem Solver GPX {1955} General Programming Extended INTERCOM 101 {1956} FP autocode IPL-V {1957} Information Processing Language v5 JCS/13 {1962} IBM assembler K5 {1957} Algebraic assembler KOMPILER 2 {1955} Hybrid algebra flow language L2 {1955} Bell L2 interpreter L3 {1955} Bell L3 Interpreter LAS {1962} UNIVAC LARC assembler LT-2 {1959} MAC {1957} MIT Algebraic Compiler for IBM 650 MAC {1957} Mercury Automatic Coding MAGIC {1954} Michigan interactive coding system Manchester Autocode {1960} MATH-MATIC {1955} Mathematically oriented autocode MIMIC {1962} Linguistics processing language MISHAP {1956} Lockheed assembler package for UNIVAC 1103A MITILAC {1955} MIT macroassembler MJS {1956} Livermore Compiler for UNIVAC I NEAT {1960} NCR's Autocoder NUCOM {1961} CNC language NYAP {1954} NYU Compiler System OMNICODE {1956} Autocoder for 650 OMNIFAX {1956} Compiler for Univac I ORBIT {1959} Oak Ridge IT PACT I {1955} Translator for SHARE IBMs PENNCODE {1960} Penn State autocoder POGO {1959} G-15 Autocoder QUEASY {1955} NOTS autocode for IBM 701 QUICK {1953} DAC Autocode for 701 RAWOOP/SNAP {1957} Ramo Woolridge macroassembler for UNIVAC RELCODE {1956} Assmbler for UNIVAC I and II RIII {1962} Univac assembler ROAR {1961} RPC-400 Assembler ROHR Numerical Tool Control {1961} Sperry Rand NC SAC {1956} Electrodata assembler for Burroughs SAIL {1957} Livermore Larc assembler SAL {1962} Simple Author Language SALT {1957} SALT {1957} SAP {1953} Symbolic Assembly SAP {1957} SHARE Assembly Program SAP {1957} SHARE Assembly Program SCAT {1957} SHARE Compiler, Assembler, Translater SCOPAC {1962} SCRIPT {1955} GE Hanford autocoder SEESAW {1954} Autocode for the IBM 701 SHACO {1953} Interpretive symbolic maths system SHADOW {1958} Syntax-directed compiler SHORT CODE {1950} Assembler for UNIVAC and BINAC SIMPLE {1958} Simulation of Industrial Management Problems with Lots of Equations SLAP {1962} Simple Language for Automatic Programming SLEUTH {1962} Symbolic Assembler for UNIVAC 1107 SNAP {1955} Ramo Woolridge floating point package for UNIVAC 1103 SOAP I {1956} First release of SOAP SOAP II {1957} Symbolic Optimum Assembly Program SOAP III {1958} SOAP extended by Knuth SOHIO {1956} SOHIO autocode for 750 SPACE {1962} SPAR {1959} Autocoder for Burroughs/Datatron 200 series SPEEDCODING {1953} Backus Autocoder SPEEDCODING {1953} Backus Autocoder SPEEDEX {1959} Assembler for 701 SPUR {1956} Floating point package STAR I {1959} Burroughs 220 assembler STRAP I {1960} assembler for IBM 7030/709 STRAP II {1961} STRetch Assembly Program TAC {1959} TRANSAC Assembler Compiler TASS {1959} Tech Assembly System TRANSCODE {1953} Autocoder at Toronto TRANSUSE {1962} translator for USE compiler TRIM {1962} UNIVAC code generator UNISAP {1957} Case SAP USE {1957} USE Scientific Compiler UNIVAX 1103A UTMOST {1962} WIZOR {1962} Compiler compiler for GE-25 X-1 {1956} Experimental Assembler For Univac II X-2 {1958} UNIVAC Assembler X-6 {1959} XIL {1958} UNIVAC symbolic assembler