Campbell-Kelly, Martin "The Development of Computer Programming in Britain (1945 to 1955)"

(1982) Annals of the History of Computing 4(2) April 1982 IEEE  

Languages mentioned Alphacode {1959} High level autocode for English Electric Deuce APE(X)C {1950} Coding system for the APE(X)C ARC {1947} Assembler for Booth Brooker Autocode {1953} Machester Mark I autocode CYCLONE Initial orders {1955} CYCLONE's initial orders DASK initial orders {1956} Naur's IO for the DASK computer DEUCE Autocode {1956} Autocode for EE DEUCE DOI {1952} Wheeler Easicode {1960} Autocode for the DEUCE EDSAC Autocode {1953} Autocode for EDSAC 2 EDVAC/ORDVAC coding {1952} BRL Assembler library for the VAC computers GEORGE {1957} Stack-oriented interpreter language for DEUCE GIP {1956} Interpretive autocode for DEUCE ILLIAC {1954} ILLIAC Assembler INTERCODE {1957} Mark I* Autocode MOSAIC autocode {1963} Autocode for the MOSAIC system Nicholas coding scheme {1953} Autocode for the Nicholas system Pegasus AUTOCODE {1959} Autocode for the Pegasus system Pegasus function interpreter {1959} Algebraic system for the Pegasus SODA {1957} Symbolic Optimum DEUCE Assembly STAC {1956} Symbolic macroprocessor for DEUCE STEVE {1959} Symbolic language for the DEUCE TAC initial orders {1955} Initial order for the TAC computer TIP {1957} Tabular Interpretive Autocode for the DEUCE TRANSCODE {1953} Autocoder at Toronto TREAC Autocode {1952} RWRE Autocode Turing autocode {1952} Turing WEIZAC Initial orders {1954} IO for the WEIZAC

Hardware: DEUCE English Electric