T3 Fortran from Reminiscences page Brian Chapman (ICL)
I was responsible for the installation
of Fortran on Titan in early 1966. The Fortran compiler was designed by (and
implemented by a small team led by) Alec Glennie of AWRE Aldermaston for their
Atlas 2. This compiler was developed from one written earlier for their IBM 7030
'Stretch' computer.
The compiler was embedded within Hartran, a Fortran environment designed at
AERE Harwell for their Atlas under the direction of Dr. Ian Pyle. Hartran
provided a symbolic loader capable of combining Fortran (and potentially other)
subroutines that had been separately compiled, and was the only such system
program available on any of the Atlas family. Separate compilation was of course
a natural extension of the earlier pioneering work at Cambridge with
subroutines, and vital for any large program.
I personally had migrated the Hartran system from Atlas to Atlas 2, having
earlier written the code generation phase of the first Atlas Fortran compiler at
Harwell.