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CAL(ID:629/cal002)

Conversational algebraic language

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Country: United States
Designed 1967
Genus: Generation of JOSS I
Sammet category: On-Line

Conversational Algebraic Language

Butler Lampson, Berkeley, 1967

Extension of JOSS, with additional plotting features using Project Genie graphic displays

Places

UC Berkeley usAcademic

People:

Butler Lampson

Related languages

JOSS	→	CAL		Based on
CAL	→	SuperBasic		Incorporated some features of

References:

Clapp (1967) Clapp, Lewis "Time-Sharing System Scorecard" Computer Research Corporation 1967

Lampson, Butler W. (1967) Lampson, Butler W. "CAL reference manual" Reprod. by the Clearinghouse for Federal Scientific and Technical Information. Berkeley, Calif.: University of California 1967 R-23. AD 707 367 pdf Extract: Introduction

Schur, Lee Davis; (1973) Schur, Lee Davis; "Time-shared computer languages: an introduction to conversational computing" London: Addison-WesIey 1973
Resources

Programming languages and compilers by Butler Lampson This language was a derivative of Joss, but used statement-level incremental compilation. I designed it and did all the implementation. It was widely used on the SDS 940, and many of its techniques were adopted by Tymshare for their interactive SuperBasic system

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