Sammet, Jean E. "Roster of Programming Languages for 1973" p147

(1973)

(1974) ACM Computing Reviews 15(04) April 1974   Jean E Sammet

Languages mentioned

  • A-2 {1953} 31 UNIVAC compiler
  • A-3 {1954} 31 Mathematical problems
  • Active Language I {1963} Interactive mathematics system
  • AED {1963} Engineering flavour of ALGOL
  • AESOP {1967} Interactive query generating language
  • AIDS {1970} Debugging system
  • ALGOL 60 Revised {1963} Revised report of IAL committee
  • ALGOL 68 {1968} 3rd generation ALGOL
  • ALTRAN {1969} A FORTRAN extension for rational algebra
  • AMBIT/L {1970} AMBIT symbolic system for lists
  • AMBUSH {1971} Linear programming programming language
  • AMTRAN {1966} Automatic Mathematical Translator
  • ANIMATOR {1968} ABimation language
  • APAREL {1969} A PArse REquest Language
  • APL\360 {1967} APL for the 360
  • APT {1956} Automatically Programmed Tools
  • Ariel {1968}
  • ASPOL {1973}
  • ATLAS {1968} Avionics test language
  • ATOLL {1965} NASA Test language
  • AUTOGRAF {1972} Barchart creation language
  • AUTOGRP {1972} Interactive statistical analysis
  • B {1970} Systems Programming Language
  • BALM {1969} Block And List Manipulation
  • BASIC {1963} Beginners All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code
  • BCPL {1967} Basic CPL
  • B-LINE {1968}
  • BLISS {1969} CMU systems programming language
  • BRUIN {1969} Conversational PL/I
  • BUGSYS {1964} Pattern based animation language
  • CAMAL {1968} CAMbridge ALgebra system
  • CELLSIM {1973} Cell population simulation
  • CESSL {1971}
  • COBOL {1960} COmmon Business Oriented Language
  • COGO {1961} CO-ordinate GeOmetry system
  • COMIT II {1963} String-handling and pattern-matching language
  • COMTRAN {1958} Commercial Translator
  • CONNIVER {1973}
  • CORAL {1964} Class Oriented Ring Associated Language
  • Coursewriter III {1968}
  • CPS {1965} Conversational Programming System
  • CSMP {1965} Continuous System Modeling Program
  • CSS/II {1977}
  • CSSL {1967} Continuous System Simulation Language
  • CUPL {1967} Cornell University Programming Language
  • CypherText {1970}
  • DARE {1969} Continuous simulation languages
  • dataBASIC {1970}
  • DATA-TEXT {1967} Batched data analysis system
  • DCDL {1969} Computer simulation system
  • DETOL {1973} Test control language
  • DMAD {1973}
  • DYNAMO II {1970} Dynamo in AED for 704
  • ECAP II {1970}
  • ELI {1974} Embedded Lisp Interpreter
  • ELMOL {1970}
  • ELP {1971} English language avionics testing
  • EOL-3 {1972} Expression Oriented Language
  • ESP {1970} Extra Simple Pascal
  • ETC {1971}
  • EULER {1965} Wirth Algol
  • EXPLOR {1972} Animation language
  • Extended ALGOL {1964}
  • FGRAAL {1972} Fortran Graph extensions
  • File Composition {1973}
  • FLAP {1965}
  • FOIL {1968}
  • FORMAC {1962} FORmula MAnipulation Compiler
  • FORMAL {1971}
  • FORMAT-FORTRAN {1968}
  • FORTRAN {1954} Backus et al high-level compiler
  • GAMMA {1968} CERN port of Culler-Fried System
  • GAP {1970} 2d circuits description language
  • GIRL {1969}
  • GPSS {1959} General Purpose Systems Simulator
  • GSL {1973} Generalized Simulation Language
  • GSP {1957} General Simulation Program
  • GTL {1972} Georgia Tech Algol
  • HAL {1970} Spaceflight language
  • HELPER {1969} Debugging system for FORTRAN
  • HINT {1969} Hierarchical information language
  • HOS-STPL {1975}
  • IAM {1968} Interactive Algebraic Manipulation
  • ICES {1961} Integrated Civil Engineering System
  • IDS {1964} Integrated Data Store
  • IITRAN {1969} Illinois Institute of Technology fast load and go FORTRAN
  • IMP {1965} Extensible dialect of ALGOL-60
  • IPL-V {1957} Information Processing Language v5
  • JOSS {1963} JOHNNIAC Open Shop System
  • JOVIAL {1959} Airforce International Algebraic Language
  • Klerer-May System {1964}
  • L6 {1963} Laboratories Low-Level Linked List Language
  • LCC {1967}
  • LEAP {1968} Language for the Expression of Associative Procedures
  • LEAP {1970}
  • LISP 1.5 {1959} LISP major release
  • LOGO {1967} Elementary list processing language with interactive graphics
  • LPL {1973} List processing language
  • LRLTRAN {1968} Vector processing FORTRAN extension
  • LSD {1971} Language for Systems Development
  • LYRIC {1966}
  • MAC-360 {1967} MIT Algebraic Compiler
  • MACSYMA {1969} Symbolic math system
  • MAD {1959} Michigan Algorithm Decoder
  • MADCAP {1960} Two dimensional maths and set language
  • MaGen/PDS {1973}
  • MARSYAS {1970}
  • MATHLAB 68 {1967} Second release of MATHLAB
  • MENTOR {1969}
  • META 5 {1966}
  • MIMIC {1964} Continuous simulations language
  • MLISP2 {1972}
  • MOBSSL {1969} Block-Structured Simulation Language
  • MPSX {1978}
  • NAPSS {1965} Non-procedural language for solving mathematical problems
  • NELIAC {1958} Navy Electronics Laboratory International ALGOL Compiler
  • NUCLEOL {1970} Tree-based list processing language
  • OL/2 {1973}
  • OMNITAB {1963} Statistical analysis and desk calculator
  • OMNITAB II {1970} Statistical analysis system
  • OSCAR {1970} Oregon State Conversational Aid to Research
  • OSSL {1972}
  • PAGE {1972}
  • PARSEC {1972}
  • Pascal {1970} Wirth's development of the Algol-W proposal
  • PDEL {1968} Partial differential equation system implemented
  • PDELAN {1972} Fortran partial differential equation
  • PILOT {1968} Computer aided instruction language
  • PL/I {1964} Programming Language One
  • PL/PROPHET {1974}
  • PLACE {1968}
  • PLANIT {1967} Umich/SDC CAI language
  • PLANNER {1967} Goal-direct LISP dialect
  • PPL {1969} Polymorphic Programming Language
  • PREP {1969}
  • PROTEUS {1968}
  • QA4 {1967} Question Answering
  • REDUCE {1963}
  • REL English {1975}
  • RTL {1971}
  • RUSH {1965} Interactive Dialect of PL/I
  • SAIL {1968} Stanford Artificial Intelligence Language
  • SCEPTRE {1971} Circuit analysis system
  • Scratchpad {1971} General purpose interactive symbolic maths system
  • SETL {1970} Set based programming language
  • SIMPL/I {1972} PL/I-based simulation
  • SIMPL-X {1972} GP extensible language
  • SIMSCRIPT I.5 {1965} Simulation package, produced 7090 assembly
  • SIMSCRIPT II.5 {1967} Simulations package
  • SIMULA 67 {1967} Object-oriented simulation language
  • SNAP {1969} Report generation language with natural language features
  • SNOBOL4 {1967} Classic SNOBOL
  • Speakeasy {1971} Interactive expression-oriented language with plugins
  • SPL {1970} Space programming language
  • STIL {1969}
  • STRESS {1964} STRuctual Engineering Systems Solver
  • STRUDL {1965} STRUctured Design Language
  • SVDS {1970} Hybrid space simulation language
  • SYMBAL {1967} An extension of ALGOL to do formal algebraic manipulation.
  • TERMAC {1968} Matrix language
  • TMG {1965} Compiler writing language
  • TRAC {1959} A man-machine string manipulating language
  • TREET {1964} trinary tree variant of LISP
  • TROLL {1973} Array language for econometrics
  • TUTOR {1974} Scripting for CAI
  • UHELP {1969} Linear programing language
  • UHFM {1971} Formula manipulation language
  • VECOPS {1964} Vector extensions to OPS-3
  • VULCAN {1970} String manipulation language
  • WHELP {1974} Paedogogical Linear programming system
  • XPL {1967} Compiler subset of PL/I