LDT(ID:425/ldt001)

Logic Design Translator. Computer system design analysis. Sammet 1969, p.621.
References:
  • Proctor, R.M. "A logic design translator experiment demonstrating relationships of language to systems and logic design" view details
          in IEEE Transactions on Electronic Computers Vol EC-13 August 1964 (Special Issue on Programming Languages) view details
  • Sammet, Jean E. "Computer Languages - Principles and History" Englewood Cliffs, N.J. Prentice-Hall 1969. p.621. view details Extract: The Logic Design Translator
    The Logic Design Translator (LDT) was designed to develop logic equations for a computer from the information contained in a systems diagram and the instruction repertoire of the machine, The system is composed of three programs (written in Burroughs ALGOL 58): The translator, a timing analysis, and a term development and logic equation generator. The language used to provide the system description is composed of three main sections: The declarative, which is a linguistic description of the block diagram of a machine; an operational section, which represents most o[ the processes used in doing the programming (e.g., arithmetic statements, conditional statements, etc.); and finally a design table, which is an intermediate language used in translating a systems design block diagram into logic equations. An experiment was run while the object machine was the Burroughs D825.
          in IEEE Transactions on Electronic Computers Vol EC-13 August 1964 (Special Issue on Programming Languages) view details