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Language peer sets for MIKE:
Belgium↑
Belgium/1988↑
Designed 1988 ↑
1980s languages ↑
Fifth generation↑
Late Cold War↑
Genus Algebraic ↑
Specialised Languages ↑
Algebraic↑
Mathematical↑
Expression-oriented ↑
Algebraic/1988↑
Mathematical/1988↑
Expression-oriented/1988↑
Algebraic/Belgium↑
Mathematical/Belgium↑
Expression-oriented/Belgium↑
Specialised Languages ↑
Specialised Languages/1988↑
Specialised Languages/be ↑

MIKE(ID:5822/mik002)

Algebraic Modula 2 

alternate simple view
Country: Belgium
Designed 1988
Genus: Algebraic
Sammet category: Specialised Languages

Structured programming language for algebraic computation, based on Modula but with left to right assignment

Borrowed the notion of the rail (consistent type aggregates) from 3-Lisp, and some of the typographical conventions of TeX to serve as maths symbols
Related languages
3-LISP → MIKE   Incorporated some features of
Modula-2 → MIKE   Based on
Scratchpad II → MIKE   Influence
TeX → MIKE   Incorporated some features of
References:
  • Coolsaet K., (1988) Coolsaet K., "An introduction to MIKE, a new structured programming language", Studies in Logic, Grammar and Rhetoric VII, BIALYSTOCK 1988.
  • Coolsaet K., (1989) Coolsaet K., "The programming language MIKE", Introducing CAGE, Reports of the CAGe project 1, Gent 1989
  • (1989) Coolsaet K., Preliminary report on the programming language MIKE, Reports of the CAGe project P, Gent 1989
  • Coolsaet K., (1991) Coolsaet K., "Design and implementation of MIKE, a programming language for nonnumerical mathematics", Gent 1991, (PhD thesis, in Dutch).
  • Coolsaet K., (1992) Coolsaet K., "A quick introduction to the programming language MIKE" pp37-46 Abstract DOI Extract: Introduction
          in [SIGPLAN] (1992) SIGPLAN Notices 27(06) June 1992
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