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B
1970
Multi-purpose
CPL, BCPL and B
United States
Systems Programming Language
B
1975
On-Line
Netherlands
Simple interactive programming environment
B
1996
Specialised Languages
United Kingdom
Specification languag
B 15
1962
Low-level Autocoders
United States
IBM 660 autocoder
B(PN)^2
1992
B-0
1957
Business Data Processing
COBOL coeval
United States
UNIVAC English language compiler
B4Tran
1975
Specialised Languages
Non Standard FIV
United States
Structured Fortran
BA
1971
Babbage
1980
PL-360s
United Kingdom
BABEL
1969
Multi-purpose
True ALGOL60s
United Kingdom
Extensible NPL ALgol 60
BABEL
1990
Portugal
BABYLON
1989
Frame languages
Germany
Expert system with frame language
BACAIC
1954
Numerical Scientific
Low-level Autocoders
United States
Algebraic system at Boeing
BACCUS
1972
Japan
BACK
1988
Specialised Languages
Frame languages
Germany
Frame language
BagL
1995
United States
BAL
1971
Excluded from Sammet
Assemblers
United States
IBM 360 assembly language
BAL
1974
String and List Processing
France
BALG
1975
Germany
BALGOL
1958
Numerical Scientific
True Algol58s
United States
Burroughs Algorithmic Language
BaLinda K
1998
String and List Processing
Singapore
BaLinda Lisp
1996
String and List Processing
Lazy Evaluation LISPs
Singapore
BALITAC
1956
Excluded from Sammet
Low-level Autocoders
United States
MIT Compiler for 650
BALLOTS
0
BALM
1969
List
United States
Block And List Manipulation
BALM4
1971
United States
BALMSETL
1970
Set
United States
BALSA
1998
United Kingdom
Bandera
2000
Bantam
2001
Specialised Languages
BAP
1993
Horn clause
United States
Brain Aid Prolog
BAP
1957
Excluded from Sammet
Autocode Coeval
United States
UC Berkeley IBM 701 assembler
BAPS
0
Germany
Bosch Robotics Language
Baroque
1972
United Kingdom
Logic programming language
Barrel
1980
United States
Barron Conversational Fortran
1971
United Kingdom
Bartok
2001
United Kingdom
BAS
1962
Excluded from Sammet
Symbolic assemblers
United Kingdom
Symbolic assembler for the ATLAS
BASAL
1984
United Kingdom
BASCMP
1973
United States
BASE
1967
Multi-purpose
Intermediate languages and VMs
United States
Intermediate language for multiple-language compiler
BASE 00
1955
On-Line
Other US historic
United States
SEAC interpreter
Base Language
1968
Experimental and other
Single-assignment
United States
BASEBALL
1961
Business Data Processing
Ad hoc query languages
United States
Constrained natural language for querying attribute value pairs
BASEL
1968
Grammar and Syntax-oriented
United States
BASE Language for an extensible language facility
BASEX
1979
United States
Real-time BASIC dialect
bash
1990
Specialised Languages
Command systems
United States
Command language for UNIX
BASIC
1963
On-Line
Dartmouth Basics
United States
Beginners All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code
BASIC AUTOCODER
1959
Excluded from Sammet
Low-level Autocoders
United States
Simplified AUTOCODER
Basic COBOL
1960
Business Data Processing
COBOL-60
United States
Minimum required BASIC from 1960 Standard
Basic Detap
1970
Decision tables
United States
Basic FORTRAN
1964
Numerical Scientific
FORTRAN IV standard
United States
Basic JOVIAL
1965
Multi-purpose
Jovials
United States
Simplified subset of JOVIAL
Basic PDP-1 Lisp
1963
String and List Processing
Lazy Evaluation LISPs
United States
Basic PEARL
1977
Germany
Basic Pop
0
Stack
United Kingdom
Pop on the Eliot 90
Basic Systems Language
1971
Multi-purpose
United States
Forerunner of PL/S
BASIC/RT
1971
United States
Basic-80
1983
United States
BASIC-E
1976
On-Line
Street basics
United States
Eubanks compiler
BASIC-PLUS
1975
Street basics
United States
BASIL
1979
United States
HLL for Logic machine
BASIS
0
BASIX 1
1984
United Kingdom
BASIX 2
1984
United Kingdom
Baskin and Morse graphical CSMP
1968
Specialised Languages
2d shape
United States
Graphical simulation system
Bastian syntax language
1962
Grammar and Syntax-oriented
United States
BASYS
1968
Multi-purpose
Scientific Basics
United Kingdom
Extended BASIC
BATCH
1966
Baustein GEOMETRIE
0
bawk
0
Bays
1976
Specialised Languages
Animation
United States
Animation language
BB1
1987
Specialised Languages
Frame languages
United States
BBj
1999
BBN data management system
1965
Business Data Processing
Ad hoc query languages
United States
BBN JOSS
1965
On-Line
Generation of JOSS I
United States
JOSS rewritten at BBN
BBN-LISP
1967
String and List Processing
Lazy Evaluation LISPs
United States
BBx Progression 3
2002
France
BBx Progression 4
2002
France
BBx Progression Pro5
2002
France
BBx Progression Vpro5
2002
France
BC
1978
Specialised Languages
United States
Bell Calculator
BC NELIAC
1962
Numerical Scientific
IAL Coeval
Canada
NELIAC at UBC
BCL
1966
Business Data Processing
Other DPLs
United Kingdom
Commercial language for the Atlas
BCL
1990
BCOOL
1992
Switzerland
BCPL
1967
Multi-purpose
CPL, BCPL and B
United Kingdom
Basic CPL
BCS Query Language
1980
Business Data Processing
Network DB
United Kingdom
BCY
1975
Other Algol 60s
China
Chinese ALGOL 60
BDARE
1978
Specialised Languages
United States
BDFL
1980
BDL
1997
France
BDL
1987
BDL
1974
Business Data Processing
United States
High-level IBM database language for describing business applications
BeBOP
1993
Experimental and other
Australia
Object-oriented parallel logic programming language
Beck
1976
BEDSOCS
1973
Process interaction
United Kingdom
BeeBasic
0
BEEF
1961
Business Data Processing
Fortran I-III Coeval
United States
Business and Engineering Enriched FORTRAN
BEF
0
BEFAP
1960
Macroassemblers
United States
Bell labs macroassembler
BEFLIX
1965
Specialised Languages
Animation
United States
Animation language
BEFUNGE
1993
United States
BEGL
1989
Specialised Languages
Germany
behavior
1990
Specialised Languages
Robotics
United States
Robotics control language
Behaviour Algebra
1978
United Kingdom
BELFAP
1960
Excluded from Sammet
Macroassemblers
United States
FAP with extensive macro facilities
BELL
1955
Excluded from Sammet
Bell Labs Interpreters
United States
Bell labs compilers
Bell Labs Stats Package
1965
United States
Bell SAP
1959
Excluded from Sammet
Macroassemblers
United States
SAP with conditional and recursive macros
BELL-CODE
1971
BELSIM
1971
BELTEL
1973
BEMAT
1966
Numerical Scientific
Matrix
Germany
Matrix Algebra language
Benjamin editor
1972
Specialised Languages
Editing and processing
United States
BER
1988
Specialised Languages
United Kingdom
Basic Encoding Rules
Bernstein
1968
On-Line
Multiline
United States
Maths input language
Bertrand
1985
Specialised Languages
United States
BESM Planner
1975
Forecasting
Russian Federation
BESM-Algol
1969
Numerical Scientific
True ALGOL60s
Russian Federation
Algol for the BESM system
BEST
1969
Other DPLs
United States
BEST1
1979
Business Data Processing
Report Generators
United States
BESTOP outputting PL/I
BEST400
1973
Business Data Processing
Report Generators
United States
BESTOP language
BESTOP
1965
Business Data Processing
Report Generators
United States
Statistically oriented report generator
BESTOP50
1970
Business Data Processing
Report Generators
United States
BESTOP language
BESTOPVL
1970
Business Data Processing
Report Generators
United States
BESYS
1958
Specialised Languages
Command systems
United States
Command language for BESYS
BETA
1961
String and List Processing
True ALGOL60s
Russian Federation
Russian List processing ALGOL
BETA
1975
Multi-purpose
Simple
Norway
Object oriented language
BETAB-68
1968
Business Data Processing
Decision tables
Sweden
GENIUS ALGOL decision table extensions
Beta-Prolog
1992
String and List Processing
Horn clause
Japan
BGRAF2
1975
Specialised Languages
Israel
Real-time graphics language
BHL
1976
BHSL
1966
Analog
United States
Basic HYTRAN Simulation Language
BICEPS
1969
BICON
1980
United States
Biferno
0
BiggerTalk
1985
Bigloo
1995
France
BIGMAC
1981
BIGWIG
0
BIL
1976
United States
BIL
1978
Specialised Languages
Microprogramming and HLAs
United States
Balm Implementation Language
BIOMAC
1977
BIOMOD
1970
Specialised Languages
Expression oriented
United States
Biological systems simulation language
BIOPSI
1976
Experimental and other
Macroassemblers
United States
BIOR
1955
Multi-purpose
COBOL coeval
United States
Autocode for the UNIVAC
BIOSSIM
1978
String and List Processing
Process interaction
United States
Biochemical simulations language
BIRD
0
Birtwhistle GPSSS
1973
United Kingdom
Biscotti
1996
United States
Bison
1994
United States
Bison++
1998
United States
BISTRO
0
Bitemporal ChronoSQL
1995
Switzerland
BK
1986
Business Data Processing
France
Deductive database calculus
BL/I
1968
Japan
Bla
0
Black
1995
Japan
Blackwell and Anderson
1969
On-Line
Multiline
United States
blassic
0
BLAZE
1985
Experimental and other
United States
Single assignment language for parallel processing
BLAZE 2
1989
Experimental and other
United States
Object-oriented successor to BLAZE.
Blazon
1994
Blechman MIDAS
1965
Digital
United States
NAA MIDAS
BLESSED
1960
Symbolic assemblers
United States
Burroughs assembler
BLIMP
1976
B-LINE
1968
2d shape
United States
BLIS
1962
Low-level Autocoders
United States
IBM 650 autocoder
BLISP
1980
String and List Processing
Lazy Evaluation LISPs
United States
BLISS
1958
Bell Labs Interpreters
United States
BLISS
1969
Multi-purpose
Wirth Algols
United States
CMU systems programming language
BLISS/10
1974
Multi-purpose
United States
BLISS-11
1975
Multi-purpose
United States
Bliss for PDP-11
BLITZ
1968
Ad hoc query languages
United States
BLODI
1961
Specialised Languages
Expression oriented
United States
BLOck DIagram
BLODI-B
1965
Specialised Languages
Expression oriented
United States
Block Diagram compiler
BLODI-G
1967
Experimental and other
Flowcharts
United States
Grpahical programming system
Blond
1986
Denmark
Reflective language based on scheme
BLOOMS
1997
United States
Structured numeric modelling language
BlooP
1979
United States
Blosim
1984
Specialised Languages
United States
DSP simulator
BLOX
0
BLS
1972
BASIC Language System
Blue
1978
United States
BLUE
0
Blue Label Pascal
1985
Multi-purpose
Pascals
Germany
Hejlsberg
Bluestone
0
BMAC
1980
United States
BMASF
0
BMD
1961
Specialised Languages
Statistical
United States
Bio-Medical statistical language
BMF
1990
United Kingdom
BML
1972
Specialised Languages
Other PL/Is
United States
BMT
1968
Specialised Languages
Event scheduling
United States
Graphical extensions to GPSS
BNA
1979
Germany
BNF
1959
Specialised Languages
Grammar and Syntax-oriented
United States
Backus Naur Form
BNR Pascal
1984
Multi-purpose
Pascals
Canada
Modular Pascal from BNR
BNR Prolog
1985
String and List Processing
Horn clause
Canada
Bob
1991
Tiny object-oriented language
Bob
1994
United States
Thomas with Algol syntax
BOBJ
1997
United States
Boehm
1951
Numerical Scientific
W European algorithmic systems
Switzerland
First operator precence language
BOGART
1955
Numerical Scientific
Low-level Autocoders
United States
Fort Meade Autocode
BOIL
0
BOLT
1981
BOLTS
1974
BOMM
1963
Experimental and other
Statistical
United States
UCLA Time-series analysis package
BOMP
1963
Hierarchical DB
United States
Bill of materials processor
Bonczek
1978
Boole
1848
Symbolic
United Kingdom
Booster
1989
Netherlands
BOPL
1993
Borg
2000
Belgium
BORIS
0
Borneo
0
BORON
1987
United States
BOSS
1967
Process interaction
United States
OR Simulator for Burroughs
BOSS
0
Specialised Languages
Numerical Control
United States
Bridgeport 1054 NC language
BOSSA
2001
Scheduling language
BOUMAC
1963
Specialised Languages
Statistical
United States
Statistical package
Bounce
0
Bourne shell
1978
Specialised Languages
Command systems
United States
Command shell for UNIX
Boxer
1985
Specialised Languages
2-D Graphic Languages
United States
BPL
1962
United States
Burroughs programming language
BPL
1978
On-Line
Street basics
South Africa
Basic Programming Language
BPOKET
1967
Specialised Languages
Numerical Control
United States
NC Language
BQL
1993
Braid
2000
Concurrent OO Language
BRAIN
0
Bramble
1998
Japan
BRANCHEX
1972
BRAND X
1980
United States
BRAVE
0
BRAVO!
0
Brenda
1997
Specialised Languages
United States
Student dialect of Dylan
BRIAN
1994
BRIDGE
1967
Specialised Languages
Civil
United States
Problem-solving package for ICES
Bridgetalk
0
BRIEF CODE
1948
Numerical Scientific
Fortran I-III Coeval
United States
Pseudocode interpreter
Brilliant
1968
Markovs
United Kingdom
Brisk
1995
United Kingdom
Bristle Blocks
1979
BRiX
0
BRL
0
BRL FORTRAN
1962
Numerical Scientific
Fortran I-III Variants
United States
FORTRAN for the BRLESC II and III
BRLESC Instruction Code
1960
Initial orders
United States
Initial orders for the BRLESC computer
Brock-Hunt HDL
1992
United States
Brooker Autocode
1953
Multi-purpose
Early Autocodes
United Kingdom
Machester Mark I autocode
Brooker/Morris syntax language
1960
Specialised Languages
Grammar and Syntax-oriented
United Kingdom
Phrase structure language to create MERCURY Autocode
Brookhaven FASTBUS control language
1985
United States
BrouHaHa
1987
Specialised Languages
Simple
United States
Smalltalk portable implementation
Brown
1990
United States
Browne/Smoliar Labanotation Compiler
1976
United States
BRUIN
1969
On-Line
Other Conversational
United States
Conversational PL/I
bs
0
BS12
1978
United Kingdom
BScript
0
BSDL
2001
BSL
0
Multi-purpose
United States
PL/S variant
BSL
1987
Specialised Languages
United States
Backtracking Specification Language
BSML
1996
Japan
BSP
1989
parallel language
BSQL
0
BSS
1960
Excluded from Sammet
Intermediate languages and VMs
United States
Relocatable binary form output from FORTRAN
BSS
1968
Event scheduling
United States
BSURF
1968
Specialised Languages
Numerical Control
United States
NC language
BTL Fortran
1967
Numerical Scientific
FORTRAN IV standard
United States
Bell labs Fortran IV
BTL SNOBOL4
1967
String and List Processing
Patterns
United States
Bell Labs SNOBOL4
BTPS
1980
United States
Buckle data structure language
1970
String and List Processing
Map/Dictionary
Canada
Bugliarello
1968
Specialised Languages
Hydraulic/hydrological
United States
Hydrological POL system
BUGS
1996
Specialised Languages
Bayesian
United Kingdom
Bayesian inference Using Gibbs Sampling
BUGSYS
1964
Specialised Languages
Animation
United States
Pattern based animation language
BUGTRAN
1962
Numerical Scientific
Fortran I-III Variants
United States
Debugging dialect of FORTRAN II
BUILD
1968
String and List Processing
Macros
United States
BUILD
1973
Specialised Languages
3d shape
United Kingdom
Solid modelling language
BULLCAT
1971
BULL Calcul Automatique des Temps
BullFrog
0
burapha
0
Burge
1975
United Kingdom
Burley linear algebra
1967
Algebraic
United Kingdom
Burroughs 1700 System Interpreter
1972
Burroughs Algorithmic Compiler
1958
Numerical Scientific
Low-level Autocoders
United States
Autocoder for Burroughs 205
Burroughs Assembler
1966
Excluded from Sammet
Symbolic assemblers
United States
Burroughs Truth-Function Evaluator
1954
Experimental and other
Predicate
United States
Logical evaluator system
BUSH
0
Bus-Pak II
1965
Business Data Processing
Hierarchical DB
United States
Butterfly Common LISP
1993
String and List Processing
Lazy Evaluation LISPs
United States
Butterfly Portable Standard LISP
1988
String and List Processing
Lazy Evaluation LISPs
United States
Portable Standard LISP on BBN Butterfly
Butterfly Scheme
0
bx
0
byacc
0
ByteLisp
1965
String and List Processing
Lazy Evaluation LISPs
United States