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US historic algorithmic systems/1959↑
Historic algorithmic languages/1959↑
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APL(ID:5466/apl007)

Automatic Programming Language 

alternate simple view
Country: United States
Designed 1959
Genus: Generalised programming
Sammet category: Specialised Languages

for Automatic Programming Language

US Army project to develop compiler compilers etc

U.S. Army Signal R&D Lab, Fort Monmouth, NJ  1959
Related languages
ACT → APL   Co-development
APL → SCRAPS   Evolution of
References:
  • Luebbert, William F. and Percy W. Collom (1959) Luebbert, William F. and Percy W. Collom "Signal corps research and development on automatic programming of digital computers" Extract: What an APL is Extract: R & D programming effort Extract: Introduction DOI
          in [ACM] (1959) [ACM] CACM 2(02) February 1959
  • Luebbert, William F. (1960) Luebbert, William F. "Programming compatibility in a family of closely related digital computers" pp420-429 DOI
          in [ACM] (1960) [ACM] CACM 3(07) July 1960
  • Watts S. Humphrey (1987) Watts S. Humphrey "MOBIDIC and Fieldata" pp146-147 Extract: Fieldata Programming
          in (1987) Annals of the History of Computing, Spring 1987
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