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FORTRAN-FORTRAN(ID:5450/for055)

Livermore FORTRAN 

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Country: United States
Designed 1963
Genus: Fortran I-III Variants

Livermore FORTRAN written in FORTRAN. Compiled to Ultimate Assembler code, and then translated to four machine codes

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Related languages
FORTRAN II → FORTRAN-FORTRAN   Extension of
FORTRAN-FORTRAN → LRLTRAN   Evolution of
References:
  • Hughes, Robert - Interview with Robert Hughes by G (1995) Hughes, Robert - Interview with Robert Hughes by George Michael in 1995 as part of "Stories of the Development of Large Scale Scientific Computing at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory" online Extract: Anecdote
  • Ranelletti, John - Interview with John Ranelletti (1995) Ranelletti, John - Interview with John Ranelletti by George Michael in 1995 as part of "Stories of the Development of Large Scale Scientific Computing at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory" Online Extract: Anecdote
  • Store, Dave - Interview with Dave Storch by George (1995) Store, Dave - Interview with Dave Storch by George Michael in 1995 as part of "Stories of the Development of Large Scale Scientific Computing at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory" Extract: Anecdote Online
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