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Language peer sets for FIGARO:
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High Cold War↑
Genus Generation of JOSS I ↑
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Generation of JOSS I↑
JOSS family↑
Conversational ↑
Generation of JOSS I/1967↑
JOSS family/1967↑
Conversational/1967↑
Generation of JOSS I/United Kingdom↑
JOSS family/United Kingdom↑
Conversational/United Kingdom↑
On-Line ↑
On-Line/1967↑
On-Line/uk ↑

FIGARO(ID:2738/fig001)

JOSS at Cambridge 

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Country: United Kingdom
Designed 1967
Published: 1967
Genus: Generation of JOSS I
Sammet category: On-Line

So called because Figaro (in the Barber of Seville) could serve two masters.

M Wilkes Cambridge 1965

JOSS family language designed for the Cambridge Multiple Access System.

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JOSS → FIGARO   Implementation
References:
  • Wilkes, M. (1968) Wilkes, M. V., Time-sharing computer systems, American Elsevier Publ., New York, 1968.
  • Turn, R. (1969) Turn, R. Review of Wilkes, 1968 pp198-199 Abstract
          in (1969) ACM Computing Reviews 10(04) April 1969
  • Wilkes, M. V. (1972) Wilkes, M. V. "Timesharing computer systems" (2d ed.) American Elsevier, New York, 1972 Abstract
          in (1969) ACM Computing Reviews 10(04) April 1969
  • (1973) Review of Wilkes Abstract
          in (1973) ACM Computing Reviews 14(03) March 1973
  • Kupka, I. and Wilsing, N. (1980) Kupka, I. and Wilsing, N. "Conversational Languages" John Wiley, 1980
          in (1973) ACM Computing Reviews 14(03) March 1973
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