Sammet, Jean E. "Computer Languages - Principles and History" Englewood Cliffs, N.J. Prentice-Hall 1969.

Languages mentioned

• 473L Query {1969} p.665. Query language for Air Force 473L system
• 9PAC {1957} p.314. Report generator
• A-0 {1952} p.12. Compiler for UNIVAC 1
• A-2 {1953} p. 132 UNIVAC compiler
• ADAM {1964} IX 3.2.4 Data Management System for IBM 7030
• ADAPT {1961} p.606. Subset of APT
• AED {1963} Engineering flavour of ALGOL
• AESOP {1967} p.703 Interactive query generating language
• AIMACO {1958} p.378. AIr MAteriel COmmand compiler
• ALCOR {1961} p.180. ALCOR-Gruppe ALGOL
• ALGOL X {1964} p.194. Algol 60 revision proposal
• ALGY {1961} p.520. Formula manipulation language
• ALPAK {1963} p.502. Extension to ALTRAN to manipulate polynomials and rational functions
• ALTAC {1959} p.146. Algorithms on TAC
• AMBIT {1964} pp.454-457. Algebraic manipulation
• APT {1956} p.605. Automatically Programmed Tools
• ASP {1967} p.702. Association Store Processor
• AT-3 {1954} p.135. Algebraic Translator
• AUTOPROMT {1957} p.606. AUTOmated PROgramming of Machine Tools
• BACAIC {1954} Algebraic system at Boeing
• BALGOL {1958} p.174. Burroughs Algorithmic Language
• BASEBALL {1961} Constrained natural language for querying attribute value pairs
• Basic COBOL {1960} p.339. Minimum required BASIC from 1960 Standard
• Basic FORTRAN {1964} p.150.
• Basic JOVIAL {1965} p.529. Simplified subset of JOVIAL
• BC NELIAC {1962} p.197. NELIAC at UBC
• BRIDGE {1967} p.616. Problem-solving package for ICES
• BRIEF CODE {1948} p.129. Pseudocode interpreter
• BUGSYS {1964} Pattern based animation language
• C-10 {1966} p.702. Improved version of COLINGO
• CADET {1969} p.683. Graphical heuristic for shape-fitting
• CDL {1965} p.618-620. Command Definition Language for ICES
• CHARYBDIS {1967} p.522. Graphic extensions to Mathlab
• CITRAN {1969} p.217. Caltech JOSS
• CLIP {1958} p.635. Compiler Language for Information Processing
• CLP {1964} p.461. Cornell List Processor
• COBOL-61 Extended {1963} p.339. COBOL with FACT features
• COGENT {1965} p.638. COmpiler and GENeralized Translator
• COGO {1961} CO-ordinate GeOmetry system
• COLASL {1962} pp.265- 271. Two dimensional mathematical language
• COLINGO {1965} p.664.
• COMIT {1957} pp.416-436 String-handling and pattern-matching language
• Compact COBOL {1961} p.339. Standard subset of COBOL
• COMPROSL {1969} p.299-300. COMpound PROcedural Scientific Language
• Computer Compiler {1969} p.695.
• COMTRAN {1958} p.324, 331, 378. Commercial Translator
• CORAL {1964} p.462. Class Oriented Ring Associated Language
• CORC {1963} p.294-296. CORnell Compiler
• CORREGATE {1969} p.139.
• CPS {1965} p.232-240. Conversational Programming System
• Culler-Fried System {1961} p.253-255. Interactive mathematics environment
• DAS {1962} Digital Analog Simulator
• DATA-TEXT {1967} Batched data analysis system
• DEACON {1962} p.668. English-like query system
• DETAB/65 {1964} p.315. SHARE/SIGPLAN decision table language
• DIALOG {1966} p.255-258. Interactive math using graphics tablet
• DIAMAG {1966} p.195. interactive extension of ALGOL
• DIMATE {1966} p.647.
• DOCUS {1969} p.678 Interactive system
• DOL {1969} p.678.
• DSL/90 {1965} p.632 Computer simulation language
• DYANA {1958} p.628. Dynamic systams language
• DYNAMO {1959} DYNAmic MOdels simulation
• DYSAC {1961} p.629. Continuous simulation system
• DYSTAL {1965} p.388. Array-based list-processing for Fortran
• ECMA ALGOL {1963} p.180.
• EDSAC Initial Orders {1948} First ever assembler system
• EPL {1966} p.542. Early PL/1
• ES-1 {1969} p.684.
• ESI {1966} p.217. Engineering and Scientific Interpreter
• Extended ALGOL {1964} p.196.
• FACT {1958} p.327. Fully Automated Compiling Technique
• FASE {1969} p.720.
• FAST {1959} p.526. FORTRAN compiler
• FLAP {1965} p.506.
• FLOW-MATIC {1957} pp.316-324. Release name for B-0, Possibly the first English-like DP language
• FLPL {1958} p.388. FORTRAN List Processing Language
• FORMAC {1962} pp.474-491. FORmula MAnipulation Compiler
• Formula ALGOL {1962} p.583 ALGOL dialect for algebraic manipulation
• FORTRAN {1954} p.130. Backus et al high-level compiler
• FORTRAN VI {1963} p.540.
• FORTRANSIT {1956} p.141. FORTRAN Internal Translator
• FSL {1966} p.641.
• GAT {1959} p.142 Generalized Algebraic Translator
• GATE {1960} p.139. Generalized Algebraic Translator Extended
• GECOM {1960} p.329. GE Hybrid language system
• GOL {1969} p.678.
• GPL {1967} p.195 General Purpose Language
• GRAF {1967} p.674. GRaphic Additions to FORTRAN
• Graphic Language {1967} p.677.
• Honeywell-800 Business Compiler {1969} p.327.
• ICES {1961} pp.615-620. Integrated Civil Engineering System
• ICETRAN {1965} p.617. Translator between ICES and FORTRAN
• IDS {1964} p.376. Integrated Data Store
• IFIP ALGOL {1964} p.180.
• Information Algebra {1962} 709. formalism for data processing
• IPL {1954} pp.388- 400 The first list-processing language
• ISIS {1966} p.217. JOSS II dialect
• IT {1955} pp.139-141. Internal Translator mathematical autocoder
• Iverson's Language {1957} p.770. Proto-APL
• JOSS {1963} pp.217-226 JOHNNIAC Open Shop System
• JOVIAL {1959} Airforce International Algebraic Language
• J-S {1964} p.639.
• JTS {1969} p.528. Simplified dialect of JOVIAL
• Klerer-May System {1964} pp.284-294.
• L6 {1963} pp.400- 405. Laboratories Low-Level Linked List Language
• Laning and Zierler {1953} pp.131-132. Algebraic Interpreter
• LAP {1969} p.597
• LDT {1969} p.621.
• LECOM {1966} p.419. LeHigh COMIT
• Lincoln Reckoner {1965} pp.245-247. Interactive maths at Lincoln Labs
• LIPL {1965} p.394. A linearized version of IPL-V
• LOLITA {1967} p.464. Symbolic mathematics system
• LOTIS {1969} p.620. Computer simulation language
• LUCID {1964} p.701. Data query language
• MAC-360 {1967} p.264. MIT Algebraic Compiler
• MAD {1959} p.205. Michigan Algorithm Decoder
• MADCAP {1960} pp.271-281. Two dimensional maths and set language
• MADTRAN {1965}
• Magic Paper {1963} p.510. Interactive maths environment
• MAP {1966} p.240. Mathematical Analysis Program.
• MATHLAB {1964} p.498. Interactive maths language
• MATH-MATIC {1955} . Mathematically oriented autocode
• MATRIX MATH {1953} p.642. Matrix algebra compiler for UNIVAC II
• McClure simulation language {1964} p.622. TI digtal language
• META 5 {1966} p.638
• MIDAS {1963} p.627. Digital simulation language
• MILITRAN {1964} p.657. Military simulation language
• MIRFAC {1962} pp.281-284. 2dimensional maths compiler
• MPL {1969} p.542. Early name for PL/I
• MPPL {1964} p.542. Interim name for PL/I
• NAPSS {1965} p.299. Non-procedural language for solving mathematical problems
• Natural English {1969} p.768.
• NELIAC {1958} Navy Electronics Laboratory International ALGOL Compiler
• NICOL I {1965} p.542. Small subset of PL/I language
• NPL {1963} p.542. New Programming Language
• OCAL {1966} p.642. Pattern matching alnguage for cryptographic analysis
• OLC {1966} p.253. UCSB students
• OMNICODE {1956} p.5. Autocoder for 650
• OMNITAB {1963} pp.296-299 Statistical analysis and desk calculator
• OPS-1 {1964} p.660. On-line Process Synthesizer
• PACTOLUS {1964} p.627. Digital simulation language
• PAT {1963} p.252. Personalized Array Translator
• PENCIL {1967} 675. Pictorial encoding language
• PIL {1969} p.678. Procedure Implementation Language
• PIL/I {1967} p.217. Interactive naths system
• PL/I-FORMAC {1968} p.486.
• PLANIT {1967} p.706. Umich/SDC CAI language
• PRINT I {1956} p.134 Load and go scientific calculation system
• PROJECT {1965} p.616. Project management subsystem for ICES
• Proposal Writing Language {1964} p.170.
• Protosynthex {1960} p.669. Querying system for English test
• QUIKTRAN {1964} p.226. FORTRAN-like, interactive with debugging facilities
• QUIN {1965} p.691. Interactive system control language
• RAPIDWRITE {1962} p.338. Simplified COBOL dialect
• Required-COBOL {1961} p.339. Minimal Cobol 60 subset
• Revised ALGOL 60 {1969} p.773. ALGOL 60 dialect
• ROADS {1965} p.616. Problem-solving package for ICES
• RUNCIBLE {1958} p.139. Algebraic translator
• RUSH {1965} p.309. Interactive Dialect of PL/I
• SAC-1 {1967} p.669. Symbolic Algebraic Computing
• SAD SAM {1962} p.669 Basic English querying system
• SAFARI {1965} p.685.
• SAINT {1961} p.410. A program to do formal integration
• SFD-ALGOL {1969} p.625.
• SHADOW {1958} p.448, 605. Syntax-directed compiler
• SIFT {1962} p.153. Fortran->Fortran translator
• Sketchpad {1962} p.678. Interactive graphics environment
• SLIP {1963} p.387. Symmetric LIst Processsor
• SMALGOL {1961} .
• SML {1969} p.514. MIT interactive maths system
• SOCRATIC {1969} p.702. Early interactive learning system
• SOL {1964} p.656. Simulation Oriented Language
• SORT/MERGE {1951} First code autogenerator
• SPEEDCODING {1953} p.130. Backus Autocoder
• SPLINTER {1966} p.600. Scientific PL/I Interpreter
• SPRINT {1967} p 462. Stack-based string processing language
• STRESS {1964} p.612. STRuctual Engineering Systems Solver
• STROBES {1965} p.699.
• STRUDL {1965} p.613. STRUctured Design Language
• STUDENT {1964} p.664.
• SURGE {1958} p.8. Report Generator
• TELCOMP {1966} p.217. Joss variant for remote computing
• TELSIM {1966} p.627. Simulation language
• TGS-II {1969} p.640.
• TINT {1963} p.528. Interpreted JOVIAL dialect
• TIPL {1963} p.393. Interactive IPL interpreter
• TMG {1965} p.636. Compiler writing language
• TRAC {1959} pp.448-454. A man-machine string manipulating language
• TRANDIR {1969} p.640.
• TRANSIT {1965} p.616. Problem-solving package for ICES
• TREET {1964} pp.457-461 trinary tree variant of LISP
• UNCOL {1958} p.708. Proposed universal intermediate language
• UNICODE {1955} p.137. UNIVAC hybrid of FORTRAN and MATH-MATIC
• VITAL {1967} p.641.