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TIP(ID:721/tip001)

Tabular Interpretive Autocode for the DEUCE

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Country: United Kingdom
Designed 1957
Genus: Decision tables
Sammet category: Business Data Processing

Tabular Interpretive Program

Robinson, English Electric, 1956.

An early interpreted language for the English Electric DEUCE, featuring table-oriented operations

In many ways this was the first spreadsheet

Hardware:

DEUCE English Electric

Related languages

DEUCE Autocode	→	TIP		Based on
TIP	→	STEVE		Based on

References:

(1956) "A note on Supertabulation"
in [EEC] DEUCE News No. (1956) [EEC] DEUCE News No. 11 December 1956 English Electric Company

[English Electric] (1957) [English Electric] "DEUCE Programme No.19012: Tabular Interpretive Scheme" [1957]
in [EEC] DEUCE News No. (1956) [EEC] DEUCE News No. 11 December 1956 English Electric Company

Robinson, C (1959) Robinson, C "DEUCE interpretive programs" Abstract
in (1959) The Computer Journal 1(4) January 1959

Denison (1960) Denison, S. J. M. "Further DEUCE interpretative programs and some translating programs pp127-45 Extract: Introduction
in Goodman (ed) (1960) Goodman, Richard (ed) "Annual Review in Automatic Programming "(1) 1960 Pergamon Press, Oxford

Robinson (1960) Robinson, C "Automatic Programming on DEUCE" Extract: INTRODUCTION Extract: TIP
in Goodman (ed) (1960) Goodman, Richard (ed) "Annual Review in Automatic Programming "(1) 1960 Pergamon Press, Oxford

Blum, E. (1961) Blum, E. K. review of Goodman 1960 Abstract
in (1961) ACM Computing Reviews 2(03) May-June 1961

Campbell-Kelly, Martin (1982) Campbell-Kelly, Martin "The Development of Computer Programming in Britain (1945 to 1955)" Extract: Programming on the DEUCE Extract: Conclusions Abstract
in (1982) Annals of the History of Computing 4(2) April 1982 IEEE
Resources

Technology in Australia 1788-1988 - Concentration on large-scale systems, 1958 to 1963 (continued) page 593 On two occasions Australian developments had impact upon overseas computer design. The first was the idea of the 'recursive stack' which developed from the proposal for a machine made by C. L. Hamblin (Hamblin, C. L., 1957a, 1957b) on the basis of the Reverse Polish notation of Lukasiewicz (1920) and first implemented on the UTECOM as the GEORGE programming system (Hamblin, C. L., 1960). This was to be taken up by the English Electric Company in its multi-programmed KDF9 system, which was given two hardware register stacks. The second was the apparent effect that the Cirrus design had upon the Canadian Ferranti FP 6000 and its carry-over into the ICL 1900 series (when Ferranti and ICT merged to form ICL).

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