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Language peer sets for SCRIBE:
United States↑
United States/1967↑
Designed 1967 ↑
1960s languages ↑
Third generation↑
High Cold War↑
Genus Grammar and Syntax-oriented ↑
Grammar and Syntax-oriented↑
Language-related↑
Content-reflexive ↑
Grammar and Syntax-oriented/1967↑
Language-related/1967↑
Content-reflexive/1967↑
Grammar and Syntax-oriented/United States↑
Language-related/United States↑
Content-reflexive/United States↑

SCRIBE(ID:5534/scr011)

Generalised superset of FLEX

alternate simple view

Country: United States
Designed 1967
Genus: Grammar and Syntax-oriented

Subset of FLEX,

from Kay's thesis:
"[…] SCRIBE is a super-set of the core language FLEX […]. SCRIBE has its roots in the “Floyd-Evans production scheme” and FSL. Basically it is a bottom-up, bounded context recognizer that uses FLEX as a sublanguage to express semantic relationships. […]"

Related languages

FLEX	→	SCRIBE	Subset
Floyd - Evans language	→	SCRIBE	Influence
FSL	→	SCRIBE	Influence

References:

Alan C. Kay (1967) Alan C. Kay "FLEX: an extensible simulation language which can be directly executed by computer" Computer Science Note, September 67, University of Utah, Salt Lake City

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