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Language peer sets for MULTICS PL/I:
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PL/I Languages↑
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PL/I Languages/United States↑
Imperative/United States↑

MULTICS PL/I(ID:5898/mul004)

Production PL/I compiler 

alternate simple view
Country: United States
Designed 1968
Genus: Multics PL/Is

Evolution of EPL on the Multics project into a fully formed systems language

According to the MULTICS team's response to the Rosin questionnaire, first available 7/69 to MULTICS Users. Other sources say earlier
Related languages
EPL → MULTICS PL/I   Evolution of
References:
  • Corbató, F. J. (1969) Corbató, F. J. "PL/I As a Tool for System Programming five years with a temporary compiler" Abstract Extract: which compiler? Extract: TMG and EPL Online at Multics
          in (1969) Datamation 15(5) May 1969
  • Rosin (1969) Rosin R F "PL/1 Implementation survey" PL/I Bulletin 7 (in ACM SIGPLAN Notices Feb 1969) Extract: Introduction
          in (1969) Datamation 15(5) May 1969
  • Sammet, Jean E. (1971) Sammet, Jean E. "Brief survey of languages used for systems implementation" Extract: MULTICS PL/I
          in [LSI 1971] (1971) [ACM] SIGPLAN Notices 6(10) October 1971 Proceedings of the SIGPLAN symposium on Languages for system implementation 1971, Lafayette, Indiana, United States; October, 1971
  • Freiburghouse (1998) Freiburghouse, R. A. "The Multics PL/1 Compiler" Abstract Extract: The language Extract: Design objectives Extract: SUMMARY History of Multics PL/1
          in [AFIPS] (1969) [AFIPS] Proceedings of the 1969 Fall Joint Computer Conference FJCC 35
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