IBM 650 (1954)

Languages:

• SPEEDCODING (1953) Backus Autocoder
• IPL (1954) The first list-processing language
• OMNICODE (1956) Autocoder for 650
• IT (1955) Internal Translator mathematical autocoder
• BALITAC (1956) MIT Compiler for 650
• L3 (1955) Bell L3 Interpreter
• BACAIC (1954) Algebraic system at Boeing
• DRUCO I (1954) In-house autocode for IBM 650
• EASE (1955) GM Allison autocode
• ELI (1957) Equitable Life 705 autocode
• ESCAPE (1957) Curtiss Wright interpretive autocode
• FAST (1959) FORTRAN compiler
• FLAIR (1955) Autocode for 650
• FORTRUNCIBLE (1959) FORTRAN/RUNCIBLE
• KISS (1959) Chrysler 650 Autocode
• MAC (1957) MIT Algebraic Compiler for IBM 650
• MITILAC (1955) MIT macroassembler
• MYSTIC (1958) Multiplatform encoder
• RELATIVE (1955) Interpretive autocode at GM Allison
• RUNCIBLE (1958) Algebraic translator
• SIR (1955) IBM Autocoder for IBM 650
• SOAP (1955) Symbolic Optimal Assembly Program
• SPUR (1956) Floating point package
• COMTRAN (1958) Commercial Translator
• DYANA (1958) Dynamic systams language
• FORTRANSIT (1956) FORTRAN Internal Translator
• GAT (1959) Generalized Algebraic Translator
• George (1952) MIT algebraic compiler
• ADES II (1955) Automatic Digital Encoding System v II
• L2 (1955) Bell L2 interpreter
• SOAP II (1957) Symbolic Optimum Assembly Program
• SOAP III (1958) SOAP extended by Knuth
• BELL (1955) Bell labs compilers
• SPEED CODING (1955) Redstone Arsenal Autocode
• SOAP I (1956) First release of SOAP