Sammet, Jean E "Roster of programming languages for 1976-77" pp56-85

[SIGPLAN] (1978) SIGPLAN Notices 13(11) Nov 1978   Jean E Sammet

Languages mentioned ABLE {1975} Auditors business language AED {1963} Engineering flavour of ALGOL ALGOL 60 {1959} Algorithm Language 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 APL {1960} Array-centered programing language APT {1956} Automatically Programmed Tools Ariel {1968} ARTSPEAK {1974} ASPOL {1973} ASTAP {1973} ATLAS {1968} Avionics 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 BLISS {1969} CMU systems programming language BUGSYS {1964} Pattern based animation language C {1972} Unix systems programming language CAMAL {1968} CAMbridge ALgebra system CAMIL {1978} CAML {1968} Animation language CDL {1972} Computer Design Language CELLSIM {1973} Cell population simulation CELLSIM II {1975} Cell population simulation language CESSL {1971} CHILI {1975} CLU {1974} CLUster programming language - abstractions and iterators CMS-2 {1976} Compiler Monitor System COBOL {1960} COmmon Business Oriented Language COGO {1961} CO-ordinate GeOmetry system COMIT II {1963} String-handling and pattern-matching language COMTRAN {1969} Communications Computer Language CONVERT {1976} Text manipulation CORAL 66 {1966} Realtime English military language Coursewriter III {1968} CPS {1965} Conversational Programming System CROSSTABS {1977} CSL {1966} Control and Simulation Language CSMP {1965} Continuous System Modeling Program CSSL {1967} Continuous System Simulation 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} DSL/90 {1965} Computer simulation language DYNAMO III {1980} ECAP II {1970} ECSS II {1975} ECSSL {1975} EL1 {1970} Extensible Language EOL-3 {1972} Expression Oriented Language ESP {1971} Econometric Software Package Extended ALGOL {1964} FGRAAL {1972} Fortran Graph extensions 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 GIRL {1969} Glypnir {1966} Parallel ALGOL GPSS {1959} General Purpose Systems Simulator Graphic ALGOL {1976} HAL/S {1972} NASA realtime control language HOS-STPL {1975} ICES {1961} Integrated Civil Engineering System I-D-S/I {1976} IITRAN {1969} Illinois Institute of Technology fast load and go FORTRAN IMP {1965} Extensible dialect of ALGOL-60 ISPL {1971} Instruction Set Processor Language JOSS II {1965} Version 2 of JOSS JOVIAL {1959} Airforce International Algebraic Language LEAP {1970} LG {1969} LISP 1.5 {1959} LISP major release LITTLE {1977} LOGO {1967} Elementary list processing language with interactive graphics LRLTRAN {1968} Vector processing FORTRAN extension LYRIC {1966} MAC-360 {1967} MIT Algebraic Compiler MACSYMA {1969} Symbolic math system MAD {1959} Michigan Algorithm Decoder MARSYAS {1970} MATHLAB 68 {1967} Second release of MATHLAB MIMIC {1964} Continuous simulations language MINITAB II {1979} Interactive statistical programming MLAB {1975} MLISP {1968} MLISP2 {1972} MOBSSL {1969} Block-Structured Simulation Language MPS III {1976} MPSX {1978} MUMPS {1969} Associative nested array language NASTRAN {1970} NELIAC {1958} Navy Electronics Laboratory International ALGOL Compiler NOMAD {1976} 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 PDS/MaGen {1972} PILOT {1968} Computer aided instruction language PL/I {1964} Programming Language One PL/M {1972} Programming Language/Microcomputers PL/PROPHET {1974} PLANIT {1967} Umich/SDC CAI language PLANNER {1967} Goal-direct LISP dialect PLANS {1977} PPL {1969} Polymorphic Programming Language PROFILE {1967} Pattern matching language PROSE {1975} Hybrid simulation language PROTEUS {1968} PSML {1976} QLISP {1973} Questioning LISP RATEL {1977} REDUCE {1963} REL English {1975} RTL/2 {1972} real-time language based on ALGOL 68 SAIL {1968} Stanford Artificial Intelligence Language SAS {1971} Statistical Analysis System SCEPTRE {1971} Circuit analysis system Scratchpad {1971} General purpose interactive symbolic maths system SDL {1973} Burroughs Software Development Language SETL {1970} Set based programming language SETS {1973} SIMPL-T {1976} Transportable SIMPL SIMSCRIPT I.5 {1965} Simulation package, produced 7090 assembly SIMSCRIPT II.5 {1967} Simulations package SIMULA 67 {1967} Object-oriented simulation language SIPLAN {1976} SNOBOL4 {1967} Classic SNOBOL Speakeasy {1971} Interactive expression-oriented language with plugins SPL/I {1976} Signal Processing Language I SPSS {1965} Stats system STIL {1969} STRESS {1964} STRuctual Engineering Systems Solver STRUDL {1965} STRUctured Design Language TACPOL {1976} Army for command and control language TMG {1965} Compiler writing language TPL {1974} 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 ULP {1977} utility-coder {1977} VECTRAN {1975} VULCAN {1970} String manipulation language XPL {1967} Compiler subset of PL/I