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UMIST(ID:7044/umi002)

Michigan TRAC 

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Country: United States
Designed 1966
Genus: Macros
Sammet category: String and List Processing

TRAC 64 dialect developed by Tad Pinkerton at the University of Michigan in 1965, used to implement TRAMP. Part of the The University of Michigan Terminal System (UMTS)which was a widespread timeshare system
Related languages
TRAC T64 → UMIST   Implementation
UMIST → Graphical TRAMP   Based on
UMIST → TRAMP   Extension of
References:
  • Pinkerton, T.B., (1967) Pinkerton, T.B., "UMIST Manual" The University of Michigan Terminal System Manual, 2nd edition, Vol. II, The University of Michigan Computing Center, Ann Arbor, December 1967, pp. 717-764 Extract: MODE OF OPERATION Extract: SYNTAX Extract: READ STRING AND PRINT STRING Extract: DEFINE, CALL, AND SEGMENT STRING Extract: THE EQUAL FUNCTION
  • Sibley, Edgar H. (1969) Sibley, Edgar H. "The Use of a Graphic Language to Generate Graphic Procedures"
          in Faiman, M. and J. Nievergelt, eds. (1969) Faiman, M. and J. Nievergelt, eds. "Pertinent Concepts in Computer Graphics" University of Illinois Urbana, 1969
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