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Pop-11(ID:689/pop004)
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Country: United Kingdom
Designed 1975
Published: 1975
Robin POPplestone, 1975. Originally for the PDP-11. In some ways, Pop-11 is like FORTH (stack-oriented, extensible, efficient). It's also like LISP (functional, dynamically typed, interactive, garbage- collected). The syntax is like Pascal (block-structured).
Implementations: PopTalk [?] POPLOG (U Sussex)
Structures:
Related languages
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AlphaPop | |
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POP-9X | |
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References:
Gazdar and Mellish (1977) Gazdar, Gerald; and Mellish, Chris "Natural Language Processing in POP-11. An Introduction to Computational Linguistics" Addison-Wesley 1977
Barrett and Sloman (1985) Barrett Rosalind, Sloman Aaron "Pop-11: A Practical Language for Artificial Intelligence" Chichester, UK: Ellis Horwood Limited 1985
Burton and Shadbolt (1987) Burton, Mike; Shadbolt, Nigel "Pop-11: Programming For Artificial Intelligence" Addison-Wesley 1987
Laventhol (1987) Laventhol , J. "Programming in POP-11", Blackwell 1987.
Anderson (1989) Anderson, James A.D.W. POP-11 Comes of Age: The Advancement of an AI Programming Language. Ellis Howood Series in Artificial Intelligence. Ellis Horwood Ltd., Chichester, United Kingdom, 1989.
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