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SKOL(ID:2506/sko001)

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Country: United States
Designed 1972

Extension to Pascal created at Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, and enacted as a MORTRAN 2preprocessor set.

"SKOL
SKOL is a language which is currently under experimental development, and which represents an attempt to implement some of the features of PASCAL, along with structured control as advocated by Knuth, and a form of coroutines adapted from SIMULA; the MORTRAN macro-translator is used to translate SKOL programs into equivalent FORTRAN."
Related languages
MORTRAN 2 → SKOL   Written using
References:
  • Charles T. Zahn, Jr. (1976) Charles T. Zahn, Jr. "The SKOL programming language reference manual" (SLAC),. CGTM-176, Dec 1976
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