Languages:

• *n (1973)
• ABLE (1975) Auditors business language
• AED (1963) Engineering flavour of ALGOL
• ALP (1962) Autocode List-Processing Language
• AMBIT/L (1970) AMBIT symbolic system for lists
• AMPLE (1984) Music programming language
• BALM (1969) Block And List Manipulation
• BETA (1961) Russian List processing ALGOL
• CAML (1968) Animation language
• CDC-Pascal (1975) Pascal for te CDC 6000
• CLIST (1990)
• CLP (1964) Cornell List Processor
• COGENT (1965) COmpiler and GENeralized Translator
• CORAL (1964) Class Oriented Ring Associated Language
• Data Structures Language (1968) MAD dialect with extensions for lists and graphics
• DIALOG (1966) Interactive math using graphics tablet
• DML (1965) Honeywell Data Management Language
• DYSTAL (1965) Array-based list-processing for Fortran
• EPSILON (1967) Macro language with high level features
• FEL (1982) Function Equation Language
• FLIP (1966) Format List Processor
• Formula ALGOL (1962) ALGOL dialect for algebraic manipulation
• FRMT-FTRN (1976)
• Frost (1995)
• Gypsy (1976) Concurrency language with verification
• IDS (1964) Integrated Data Store
• ILLIAC (1954) ILLIAC Assembler
• IPL (1954) The first list-processing language
• IPL-V (1957) Information Processing Language v5
• KLS (1962) Knotted List Structures
• L6 (1963) Laboratories Low-Level Linked List Language
• LCS (0) Language for Communicating Systems
• Linear lisp (1959)
• LISP (1958) A list processing system with emphasis on recursion and formalism
• LOGOL (1968) String-manipulation language
• MACL (1991) Macintosh Allegro CL
• MINIVITAL (1974)
• NASTRAN (1970)
• OPUS (1960) TRW optimised autocoder
• pH (0)
• PINBOL (0) Decision table language for controlling pinball machines
• PROMETHEUS (0)
• Purdue compiler (1958) Burroughs compiler
• Python (1991) String based scripting language
• QUILT (1970) CAI language
• SL5 (1975)
• SLIP (1963) Symmetric LIst Processsor
• SLPL (1976) Simple list processing language
• SML/NJ (1986) Standard ML of New Jersey.
• SOLO (1983)
• TALL (1962) TAC List Language
• TOP (0)
• VARLIST (1975)
• WISP (1964) Macro-based list processing language