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Language peer sets for CDC-Pascal:
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Fourth generation↑
High Cold War↑
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Pascals↑
Wirth Algols↑
Generation of Algol 60 ↑
Pascals/1975↑
Wirth Algols/1975↑
Generation of Algol 60/1975↑
Pascals/United States↑
Wirth Algols/United States↑
Generation of Algol 60/United States↑
Multi-purpose ↑
Multi-purpose/1975↑
Multi-purpose/us ↑

CDC-Pascal(ID:3384/cdc001)

Pascal for te CDC 6000 

alternate simple view
Country: United States
Designed 1975
Genus: Pascals
Sammet category: Multi-purpose

Pascal of Wirth for CDC 6000 Assembly Language

According to Birger Nielsen, shows heavy influence in design of Pascal-S

"It is a bit funny to see how many CDC-Pascal specialities are built into this compiler/interpreter.
Keywords are recognized by a binary search through a list of alfa's (a standard datatype in CDC-Pascal) which are a 60-bit machine word packed with 10 6-bit characters. Since both DO and DOWNTO are keywords it is apparent from the ordering of the list that space comes after letters in the CDC character set. "

Structures:
Related languages
Pascal → CDC-Pascal   Implementation
CDC-Pascal → Pascal-S   Influence

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