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CLPP(ID:7996/)

Cellular list procssing language 

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Country: United States
Designed 1963

for Cellular List-Processing Program.

Pioneering Bioinformatic system developed by Stahl et al at Oregon State 1963-1969, actually given a formal name around 1965. It was the source language for the TASP (Turing Automaton Simulation Program) and ran on the SDS-920 computer.

It had pattern matching capabilities in 2-dimensional structures as well as references to morphogenesis (after Turing's celebrated paper). Involved the creation of organic algorithms to represent (eg) genetic adaptation, so possibly the first use of such tools in computing. (Certainly it is the first language to feature these as a top level concept).

List processing lanugage with special facilities for cell simulation, based on Post and Turing systems, with extra features from COMIT and IPL.

Related languages
COMIT II → CLPP   Evolution of aspects
IPL-IV → CLPP   Evolution of aspects
Post production → CLPP   Influence
Turing's code → CLPP   Influence
References:
  • Coffin, R. W.; Goheen, H. W. and Stahl, W. R. (1963) Coffin, R. W.; Goheen, H. W. and Stahl, W. R. "Simulation of a Turing Machine on a Digital Computer" pp.35-43
          in [AFIPS JCC 24] Proceedings of the 1963 Fall Joint (1963) [AFIPS JCC 24] Proceedings of the 1963 Fall Joint Computer Conference FJCC 1963, Las Vegas, Nev., Nov. 1963,
  • Stahl WR; Goheen HE (1963) Stahl WR; Goheen HE "Molecular Algorithms" Journal Of Theoretical Biology 5(2) pp266ff 1963
          in [AFIPS JCC 24] Proceedings of the 1963 Fall Joint (1963) [AFIPS JCC 24] Proceedings of the 1963 Fall Joint Computer Conference FJCC 1963, Las Vegas, Nev., Nov. 1963,
  • Stahl, W.R. (1964) Stahl, W.R. "Genetic Adaptation as a Solvability Problem for a Turing Machine" Publication No. 68 of the Oregon Regional Primate Research Center 1964
          in [AFIPS JCC 24] Proceedings of the 1963 Fall Joint (1963) [AFIPS JCC 24] Proceedings of the 1963 Fall Joint Computer Conference FJCC 1963, Las Vegas, Nev., Nov. 1963,
  • Stahl, W.R.; Cohen, R.W. and H.E. Goheen. (1964) Stahl, W.R.; Cohen, R.W. and H.E. Goheen. "Simulation of Biological Cells by Systems Composed of String-Processing Finite Automata" pp 89-102 Extract: Introduction Extract: The Automaton Simulation System Extract: Algorithmic Enzymes
          in [AFIPS JCC 25] (1964) [AFIPS JCC 25] Proceedings of the 1964 Spring Joint Computer Conference SJCC 1964
  • Stahl, W.R. (1965) Stahl, W.R. "Genetic Adaptation as a Solvability Problem for a Turing Machine" pp 570-571 Extract: Introduction (part 1) Extract: Basic operation Extract: Modelling genetic adaptive behaviour
          in Kalenich W.A. (1965) Kalenich W.A. (ed), Proceedings IFIP Congress (New York, May 24-29, 1965), Spartan Books, New York, 1965.
  • Stahl, WR (1965) Stahl, WR "Self -Reproducing Automata," Perspect. Biol. Med., 8, 1965 pp373-393
          in Kalenich W.A. (1965) Kalenich W.A. (ed), Proceedings IFIP Congress (New York, May 24-29, 1965), Spartan Books, New York, 1965.
  • Stahl WR, Williams DD, Wassmuth RH. (1967) Stahl WR, Williams DD, Wassmuth RH. "A simulation language for modeling of biological cells" Computers and Biomedical Research, vol. 1, pages 162-172. 1967 Abstract
          in Kalenich W.A. (1965) Kalenich W.A. (ed), Proceedings IFIP Congress (New York, May 24-29, 1965), Spartan Books, New York, 1965.
  • Stahl, WR (1967) Stahl, WR "The Role of Models in Theoretical Biology" Progress in Theoretical Biology, 1 (1967), pp165-218.
          in Kalenich W.A. (1965) Kalenich W.A. (ed), Proceedings IFIP Congress (New York, May 24-29, 1965), Spartan Books, New York, 1965.
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