NEAT/3(ID:8137/)

Advanced version of the NCR Autocoder, featuring more data declarations like COBOL and event-oriented code (end of page, end of line, end of run) like PL/I
Related languages
NEAT => NEAT/3   Evolution of
NEAT/3 => NEAT IV   Evolution of
References:
  • Hager, Oberita "An Evaluation of the Data Processing Program at Eastern Kentucky University" view details
  • Phillips, James W. "Entry-Level Position of Computer Programmer Survey" view details
  • Salomon, David "Assemblers and Loaders" Ellis Horwood 1992 London view details
  • Hyde, Randy "High Level Assembler" view details External link: Online copy Extract: NEAT/3
    The NEAT/3 language is a much lower-level language; basically it is an assembly language for the NCR Century computers that provide COBOL-style data declarations. Most of its "instructions" translate one-for-one into Century machine instructions, though it does automatically insert code to convert data types from one format two another if the data types of an instruction's operands are incompatible.