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ALTRAN(ID:5999/alt004)

Translator for ALTAC 

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Country: United States
Designed 1965
Genus: Fortran I-III Variants
Sammet category: Non-numerical Scientific

for ALTAC on FORTRAN II. This was done because of several features that ALTAC had which FORTRAN II lacked. This is quite odd, as ALTAC was itself a FORTRAN II clone.

Translator of ALTAC (and TAC and PHILCO Assembler) to FORTRAN II

Thomas Olsen, Martin Company, Batimore Maryland 1965

Nothing whatsoever to do with the other ALTRAN of 1965!
Related languages
ALTAC → ALTRAN   Translator for
FORTRAN II → ALTRAN   Target language for
TAC → ALTRAN   Translator for
References:
  • Olsen, Thomas M. (1965) Olsen, Thomas M. "ALTRAN: An IBM-7094 translator for Philco- 2000 series codes. User's Manual" MND-3200, Martin Co., Baltimore, Mar. 1965.
  • Olsen, Thomas M. (1965) Olsen, Thomas M. "Philco/IBM translation at problem-oriented, symbolic and binary levels" pp762-768 Extract: Extract: Extract: General Approach Extract: Conclusion
          in [ACM] (1965) [ACM] CACM 8(12) Dec 1965
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