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Language peer sets for FORTRAN III:
United States↑
United States/1958↑
Designed 1958 ↑
1950s languages ↑
Second generation↑
Early Cold War↑
Genus Strict Early Fortrans ↑
Numerical Scientific ↑
Strict Early Fortrans↑
Generation of Fortran I-III↑
Fortran family ↑
Strict Early Fortrans/1958↑
Generation of Fortran I-III/1958↑
Fortran family/1958↑
Strict Early Fortrans/United States↑
Generation of Fortran I-III/United States↑
Fortran family/United States↑
Numerical Scientific ↑
Numerical Scientific/1958↑
Numerical Scientific/us ↑

FORTRAN III(ID:2051/for059)

Interim Fortran 

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Country: United States
Designed 1958
Genus: Strict Early Fortrans
Sammet category: Numerical Scientific

Limited internal modification, featuring inline Assembler

People:
Related languages
FORTRAN II → FORTRAN III   Evolution of
FORTRAN III → FORTRAN IV   Evolution of
FORTRAN III → S3 Fortran   Enhancement of
References:
  • Ziller, I., (1958) Ziller, I., "Description of Source Language Additions to the FORTRAN II System" Unpublished memorandum, Programming Research Dept., IBM Corp., New York, [1958] Abstract
  • Sammet, Jean E (1961) Sammet, Jean E "1960 Tower of Babel" diagram on the front of CACM January 1961 Picture: Cover of ACM Communications December 1961
          in [ACM] (1961) [ACM] CACM 4(01) (Jan 1961)
  • Sammet, Jean E., (1972) Sammet, Jean E., "Programming languages: history and future"
          in [ACM] (1972) [ACM] CACM 15(06) (June 1972)
  • Backus, John (1978) Backus, John "The History of FORTRAN I, II and III"
          in [HOPL I] (1979) SIGPLAN Notices 14(04) April 1979 including The first ACM SIGPLAN conference on History of programming languages (HOPL) Los Angeles, CA, June 1-3, 1978
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