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FORDESK(ID:5832/)

Interactive FORTRAN II  

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Country: Australia
Designed 1966
Genus: Fortran I-III Variants
Sammet category: On-Line

Interactive FORTRAN II developed at the University of Western Australia, featuring extensions to permit graphic tablet input

(also refer to  FORDESK I)
Related languages
AID → FORDESK   Influence
BASIC → FORDESK   Influence
FORTRAN II → FORDESK   Extension of
FORDESK → FORDESK IV   Evolution of
References:
  • Moore, D W. (1966) Moore, D W. G, and Erickson, M.J. The display as a research tool. Proc Australia Computer Conf., Canberra (May 1966), 16/1/1- 16/1/4.
  • Moore, D. (1966) Moore, D. W. G., Jarvis, C. L., and Nicholls, I G User efficiency in a time-shared environment. Proc. Australia Computer Conf., Canberra (May 1966), 11/3/1-11/3/4.
  • Albany, A. E. J. (1969) Albany, A. E. J. "FORDESK IV - The Design and Implementation of a FORTRAN IV Interpreter" Abstract Extract: COMPARISONS WITH BASIC AND AID
          in [Proceedings] (1969) Proceedings of the Fourth Australian Computer Conference Adelaide, South Australia, 1969
  • Smith, Lyle B. (1970) Smith, Lyle B. "A Survey of Interactive Graphical Systems for Mathematics" Extract: FORDESK
          in [ACM] (1970) [ACM] ACM Computing Surveys 2(4) Dec1970
  • Fallon, Keith (2001) Fallon, Keith "CyberHistory" MSc Thesis UWA 2001 Extract: The BP Light Pen Online copy at Alex Reid's site
          in [ACM] (1970) [ACM] ACM Computing Surveys 2(4) Dec1970
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