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Language peer sets for NU ALGOL:
Norway↑
Norway/1965↑
Designed 1965 ↑
1960s languages ↑
Third generation↑
Early Cold War↑
Genus True ALGOL60s ↑
Numerical Scientific ↑
True ALGOL60s↑
Generation of Algol 60↑
Algol family ↑
True ALGOL60s/1965↑
Generation of Algol 60/1965↑
Algol family/1965↑
True ALGOL60s/Norway↑
Generation of Algol 60/Norway↑
Algol family/Norway↑
Numerical Scientific ↑
Numerical Scientific/1965↑
Numerical Scientific/no ↑

NU ALGOL(ID:3962/nua001)

Norwegian University Algol 

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Country: Norway
Designed 1965
Genus: True ALGOL60s
Sammet category: Numerical Scientific

for Norwegian University Algol

"In 1965 the Technical Institute at Trondheim, Norway obtained its own 1107 at a discount and began working on a new ALGOL compiler. It was adopted by UNIVAC which named it Norwegian University ALGOL (NU ALGOL).    
NU ALGOL found modest use within the UNIVAC 1100 customer base. The University of Wisconsin, which was making the transition from a Burroughs B5500 to a UNIVAC 1108, developed various extensions to NU ALGOL including the capability of handling ASCII characters in place of the 1108s native Fieldata character set. Wisconsin wrote an e-mail system using NU ALGOL."

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Related languages
ALGOL 60 → NU ALGOL   Implementation
NU ALGOL → Wisconsin Algol   Extension of
References:
  • Wichmann, BA (1972) Wichmann, BA "Five ALGOL compilers" pp8-12 Abstract Extract: NU Algol Extract: Conclusion
          in (1972) The Computer Journal 15(1) February 1972
  • George Gray (2002) George Gray "UNIVAC and ALGOL" Unisys History Newsletter 6(2) June 2002 Extract: Information Online copy at UNISIS History
          in (1972) The Computer Journal 15(1) February 1972
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