BCS Bulletin - Literature and References to Simplified Programming Schemes for Computers, Available or Projected - November 1961

Languages mentioned

• Algebraic Compiler {1958} IAL-like system for Honeywell 800
• Alphacode {1959} High level autocode for English Electric Deuce
• ARGUS {1958} Automatic Routine Generating and Updating System
• CEIR Commercial Coder {1963} Commercial autocode from CEIR
• CLEO {1963} Autocode for EE LEO computers
• DEUCE Autocode {1956} Autocode for EE DEUCE
• EASY {1960} Honeywell macro-assembler
• EDSAC Autocode {1953} Autocode for EDSAC 2
• Elliott ALGOL {1960} Hoare's seminal ALGOL 60
• Elliott Autocode {1960} Elliott Brothers Autocoder
• EMIDEC Algol {1961}
• EMIDEC Business System {1960} Business autocode for the EMIDEC computers
• EMIDEC LISP {1962}
• FACT {1958} Fully Automated Compiling Technique
• FIAT {1957}
• GIP {1956} Interpretive autocode for DEUCE
• Gypsy {1962} Emidec autocode
• LP/90 {1961} Linear Programming 90
• MAC {1957} Mercury Automatic Coding
• MATRIX {1955} Ferranti Matrix Interpretive Scheme
• Mercury Autocode {1958} Autocode for the Ferranti MERCURY computer
• NEAT {1960} NCR's Autocoder
• NEBULA {1960} Ferranti business autocode
• OPAL {1960} CEIR data processing language
• PAS {1960}
• Pegasus AUTOCODE {1959} Autocode for the Pegasus system
• Pegasus function interpreter {1959} Algebraic system for the Pegasus
• RAPIDWRITE {1962} Simplified COBOL dialect
• SEAL {1961} Business relative language
• Simple code {1957} Floating point autocode
• SIRIUS Autocode {1961} Autocode for the Ferranti Sirus
• X-6 {1959}