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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