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FORTRAN V(ID:6632/for070)

Univac super-Fortran for the 1108 

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Country: United States
Designed 1966
Genus: Non Standard FIV
Sammet category: Numerical Scientific

Series of extensions to Fortran IV by UNIVAC for the 1103 Scientific computer

from the 1108 system guide:

"FORTRAN V is an algebraic language designed primarily for scientific and engineering computations. It closely resembles the language of mathematics.    It is the logical outgrowth of the earlier FORTRAN languages and is generally compatible with them (although the earlier languages are not a proper subset of FORTRAN V). The FORTRAN V language has been extended to provide more flexibility in data handling and to make programming easier. FORTRAN V, being an outgrowth of the earlier FORTRAN languages (in particular, UNIVAC 1107 FORTRAN IV and IBM FORTRAN IV as announced in IBM form C-28-6274-1), accepts these languages as compatible although the reverse is not necessarily true.

FORTRAN V has all the features of the proposed ANSI FORTRAN IV language plus many valuable extensions which significantly increase the power and flexibility of the language, particularly in the areas of data handling.    For further information, consult the FORTRAN V Programmers Reference Manual, VP-4060   (current revision)."

Hardware:
Related languages
FORTRAN IV → FORTRAN V   Extension of
FORTRAN V → Conversational FORTRAN V   Extension of
FORTRAN V → PHYSICTRAN   Extension of
References:
  • (1966) Univac 1108 FORTRAN V Library Programmer's Reference UP-7876
  • (1966) Univac 1108 FORTRAN V Programmer's Reference UP-4060 R.2 (A-D)
  • (1966) Univac 1108 Multi-processor System - System Description Extract: Fortran V details pdf
  • Clapp (1967) Clapp, Lewis "Time-Sharing System Scorecard" Computer Research Corporation 1967
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