| //ELLPACK |
⊕
1989
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
Parallel version of ELLPACK |
| 20-GATE |
⊕
1961
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Internal Translators
|
⊕
United States
|
GATE for the G-20 |
| 99-Gate |
⊕
1962
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Internal Translators
|
⊕
United States
|
GATE for the 7090 |
| A-0 |
⊕
1952
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Compiler for UNIVAC 1 |
| A-1 |
⊕
1953
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Compiler for UNIVAC I |
| A-2 |
⊕
1953
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
UNIVAC compiler |
| A-3 |
⊕
1954
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Mathematical problems |
| A9 |
⊕
1959
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
Australia
|
Interpreter for SILLIAC |
| ABC ALGOL |
⊕
1973
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
Netherlands
|
ALGOL 60 extension for symbolic math |
| ABS12 ALGOL |
⊕
1962
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
Algol 60 with process control extensions |
| ACOM |
⊕
1953
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Early Autocode at GM |
| Acrith |
⊕
1986
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
High Accuracy Arithmetic Fortran Extensions |
| ACT III ALGEBRAIC |
⊕
1963
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Generalised programming
|
⊕
United States
|
Algebraic compiler for the LGP-300 |
| Active Language I |
⊕
1963
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Arithmetic
|
⊕
United States
|
Interactive mathematics system |
| AFAC |
⊕
1957
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
Algebraic autocode at GM Allison |
| AGGIE |
⊕
1971
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Variants
|
⊕
United States
|
FORTRAN II from TAMU |
| ALADIN |
⊕
1971
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Arithmetic
|
⊕
France
|
Interactive maths system for IBM 360. |
| ALAM |
⊕
1967
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
Atlas LISP Algebraic Manipulation |
| ALCOR |
⊕
1961
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
International
|
ALCOR-Gruppe ALGOL |
| ALGAE |
⊕
1950
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
Los Alamos algebraic system |
| ALGAMC |
⊕
1966
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
Russian Federation
|
Russian Algol dialect |
| Algebraic |
⊕
1953
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Other US historic
|
⊕
United States
|
MIT Automatic Coding System |
| Algebraic Compiler PRORAB |
⊕
1957
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
Ukraine
|
Leningrad algebraic compiler |
| Algebraic Transformation PRORAB |
⊕
1957
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
Ukraine
|
Leningrad algebraic compiler |
| ALGO |
⊕
1958
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Algorithmic language for Bendix G-15 |
| ALGOL |
⊕
1958
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True Algol58s
|
⊕
International
|
ALGOrithmic Language |
| Algol 1620 |
⊕
1962
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United States
|
Algol for the IBM 1620 |
| Algol 205 |
⊕
1960
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United States
|
Algol for the Burroughs 205 |
| ALGOL 30 |
⊕
1960
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United States
|
Dartmouth Algol |
| Algol 48 |
⊕
1998
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True Algol58s
|
⊕
United States
|
McCarthy's putative theorised Algol 50 precursor |
| Algol 5 |
⊕
1962
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
Denmark
|
RC Algol, first version |
| Algol 50 |
⊕
1998
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United States
|
McCarthy's putative theorised Algol 60 precursor |
| ALGOL 58 |
⊕
1958
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True Algol58s
|
⊕
International
|
Algorithmic Language |
| Algol 6 |
⊕
1970
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
Denmark
|
Version 2 of RC Algol |
| ALGOL 60 |
⊕
1959
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
International
|
Algorithm Language |
| ALGOL 60 Modified |
⊕
1977
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
International
|
1970 final revision of ALGOL 60 |
| Algol 60 Publishing |
⊕
1959
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
International
|
Typographically rich form of Algol 60 |
| ALGOL 60 Revised |
⊕
1963
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
International
|
Revised report of IAL committee |
| Algol 62 |
⊕
1962
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
France
|
Algol 60 for IBSYS |
| ALGOL 68 |
⊕
1968
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL68s
|
⊕
International
|
3rd generation ALGOL |
| ALGOL 68 Revised |
⊕
1975
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL68s
|
⊕
International
|
|
| ALGOL 68+ |
⊕
1980
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL68s
|
⊕
Netherlands
|
Superlanguage of ALGOL 68 |
| ALGOL 68C |
⊕
1975
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL68s
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
Cambridge Algol 68 |
| ALGOL 68-R |
⊕
1970
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL68s
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
|
| ALGOL 68RS |
⊕
1972
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL68s
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
Extended RS Algol |
| ALGOL 68-RT |
⊕
1979
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL68s
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
Parallel ALGOL 68-R |
| ALGOL 68S |
⊕
1977
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL68s
|
⊕
International
|
Simplified version of ALGOL 68 |
| Algol 7 |
⊕
1978
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
Denmark
|
Version 3 of RC Algol |
| Algol 8 |
⊕
1986
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
Denmark
|
Version 4 of RC Algol |
| ALGOL C |
⊕
1966
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United States
|
ALGOL 60 with extensions to permit user defined extensions |
| ALGOL C |
⊕
1981
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
Cambridge educational Algol 60 |
| ALGOL D |
⊕
1969
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United States
|
Hypothetical family of syntax-extended Algol 60s |
| ALGOL N |
⊕
1967
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
Japan
|
Simple extensible variant to Algol 60 |
| Algol S |
⊕
1975
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
|
| ALGOL W |
⊕
1966
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algol Ws
|
⊕
Switzerland
|
Wirth and Hoare |
| ALGOL X |
⊕
1964
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
Germany
|
Algol 60 revision proposal |
| ALGOL Y |
⊕
1966
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL68s
|
⊕
International
|
First version of Algol 68 |
| ALGOL(E) |
⊕
1980
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
ICL Algol 60 |
| ALGOL-E |
⊕
1972
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
|
|
| ALGOL-GENIUS |
⊕
1963
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
Sweden
|
ALGOL for SAAB |
| ALGOL-M |
⊕
1977
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| ALGY |
⊕
1961
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
Formula manipulation language |
| ALPAKA |
⊕
1963
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| ALPHA |
⊕
1961
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
Russian Federation
|
Russian rich maths extension of Algol 60 |
| ALTAC |
⊕
1959
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Variants
|
⊕
United States
|
Algorithms on TAC |
| ALTRAN |
⊕
1963
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Coeval
|
⊕
United States
|
ALWAC Algrebraic Translator |
| AMPL |
⊕
1967
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
algebraic modeling language |
| AMPL |
⊕
1985
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Array
|
⊕
United States
|
Propsed extensions to APL |
| ANALITIK |
⊕
1971
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Other Russian/Soviet
|
⊕
Russian Federation
|
Algorithmic language |
| ANALITIK-93 |
⊕
1993
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
Ukraine
|
Evbolution of Analitik |
| AP |
⊕
1956
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Coeval
|
⊕
France
|
Automatic programming |
| AP2 |
⊕
1957
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Coeval
|
⊕
France
|
Automatic Programming |
| AP3 |
⊕
1960
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Coeval
|
⊕
France
|
autocode for GAMMA 60 |
| APESE |
⊕
1983
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
Italy
|
Parallel dialect of FORTRAN |
| APL |
⊕
1960
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Array
|
⊕
United States
|
Array-centered programing language |
| ARGMAT |
⊕
1966
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
Germany
|
Matrix Algebra language |
| ARITH-MATIC |
⊕
1954
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Subsequent name for A-3 |
| ASC Fortran |
⊕
1978
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
|
|
| ASKA |
⊕
1965
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
Germany
|
Matrix finite element analysis language |
| AT-3 |
⊕
1954
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Algebraic Translator |
| Atlas Fortran |
⊕
1963
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Variants
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
|
| Atlas Fortran V |
⊕
1967
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Non Standard FIV
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
Atlas scientific Fortran dialect |
| AUTOMAST |
⊕
1966
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
automatic mathematical analysis and symbolic translation |
| AUTOMATH |
⊕
1963
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Variants
|
⊕
United States
|
FORTRAN for Honeywell computers |
| Autostat |
⊕
1960
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Statistical
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
Statistical Programming Language |
| BACAIC |
⊕
1954
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Algebraic system at Boeing |
| BALGOL |
⊕
1958
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True Algol58s
|
⊕
United States
|
Burroughs Algorithmic Language |
| Basic FORTRAN |
⊕
1964
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
FORTRAN IV standard
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| BC NELIAC |
⊕
1962
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
IAL Coeval
|
⊕
Canada
|
NELIAC at UBC |
| BEMAT |
⊕
1966
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Matrix
|
⊕
Germany
|
Matrix Algebra language |
| BESM-Algol |
⊕
1969
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
Russian Federation
|
Algol for the BESM system |
| Boehm |
⊕
1951
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
W European algorithmic systems
|
⊕
Switzerland
|
First operator precence language |
| BOGART |
⊕
1955
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Fort Meade Autocode |
| BRIEF CODE |
⊕
1948
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Coeval
|
⊕
United States
|
Pseudocode interpreter |
| BRL FORTRAN |
⊕
1962
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Variants
|
⊕
United States
|
FORTRAN for the BRLESC II and III |
| BTL Fortran |
⊕
1967
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
FORTRAN IV standard
|
⊕
United States
|
Bell labs Fortran IV |
| BUGTRAN |
⊕
1962
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Variants
|
⊕
United States
|
Debugging dialect of FORTRAN II |
| Burroughs Algorithmic Compiler |
⊕
1958
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Autocoder for Burroughs 205 |
| CAGE |
⊕
1955
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
GE Optimising autocode |
| Calgary ALGOL |
⊕
1968
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
Canada
|
|
| CAMAL |
⊕
1968
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
CAMbridge ALgebra system |
| CAPIM |
⊕
1962
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
Brazil
|
Matrix algerbra system |
| CAPSULES |
⊕
1983
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
Algebraic system |
| Case ALGOL |
⊕
1961
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United States
|
ALGOL 60 from Case |
| CAYLEY |
⊕
1975
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Symbolic
|
⊕
Australia
|
Symbolic maths for group theory |
| CDC Fortran |
⊕
1967
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Non Standard FIV
|
⊕
United States
|
Advanced scientific Fortran by CDC |
| Cedar Fortran |
⊕
1984
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| Chinese Algol |
⊕
1974
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
China
|
Algol 60 in Chinese glyphs |
| Clemens and Matzner |
⊕
1967
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
Formac extensions for GR |
| CM Fortran |
⊕
1988
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
Fortran for the CM |
| COLASL |
⊕
1962
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Multiline
|
⊕
United States
|
Two dimensional mathematical language |
| COMPAC |
⊕
1968
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Other US historic
|
⊕
United States
|
UNIVAC Compiler |
| Compiler II-SOAP II |
⊕
1957
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Internal Translators
|
⊕
United States
|
Case SOAP compiler |
| COMTRAN |
⊕
1969
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
External systems testing
|
⊕
United States
|
Communications Computer Language |
| Constraint Algol |
⊕
1964
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United States
|
Algol 60 with constraints |
| Conversational FORTRAN V |
⊕
1966
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Non Standard FIV
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| CORBIE |
⊕
1955
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
NBS 704 Autocode |
| CORC |
⊕
1963
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Other Conversational
|
⊕
United States
|
CORnell Compiler |
| Cray Fortran |
⊕
1979
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
Array processing FORTRAN for the Cray |
| CROSSTABS |
⊕
1977
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| DAP Fortran |
⊕
1975
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Non Standard FIV
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
Parallel fortran |
| DAP-Algol |
⊕
1985
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
|
|
| DART |
⊕
1959
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Strict Early Fortrans
|
⊕
United States
|
Simplified FORTRAN + brackets |
| DASK Algol |
⊕
1961
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
Denmark
|
Danish ALGOL |
| DCALGOL |
⊕
1970
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United States
|
Data Communications ALGOL |
| DECAL |
⊕
1960
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Other Algol 60s
|
⊕
United States
|
DEC simplified Algol |
| DECAL-BBN |
⊕
1963
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Other Algol 60s
|
⊕
United States
|
DEC simplified Algol |
| DEFT |
⊕
1973
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
FORTRAN IV standard
|
⊕
Canada
|
Structured FORTRAN |
| DELPHI-SPEAKEASY |
⊕
1971
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Matrix
|
⊕
United States
|
Speakeasy ported to the DELPHI |
| DEMON |
⊕
1965
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Differential Equations
|
⊕
Australia
|
Program generator |
| DIALGOL |
⊕
1963
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True Algol58s
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| DIP |
⊕
1963
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Other US historic
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| DITRAN |
⊕
1967
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Non Standard FIV
|
⊕
United States
|
Diagnostic FORTRAN |
| DMALGOL |
⊕
1966
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United States
|
ALGOL with data extensions |
| DOUBLE-QUICK |
⊕
1954
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Early floating point system |
| DPL |
⊕
1977
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Arithmetic
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
Mathematical interaction language |
| DUAL |
⊕
1953
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
autocoder with emulated floating point |
| Duke ALGOL |
⊕
1962
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United States
|
Duke University ALGOL 60 |
| EASIAC |
⊕
1954
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Autocoder for the Michigan U Midac |
| ECMA ALGOL |
⊕
1963
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
International
|
|
| EERIE |
⊕
1963
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Symbolic assemblers
|
⊕
United States
|
CYCLONE's symbolic interpreter |
| Elliott ALGOL |
⊕
1960
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
Hoare's seminal ALGOL 60 |
| ENGINEER |
⊕
1961
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Moscow languages
|
⊕
Russian Federation
|
Minsk-1 Engineering Autocoder |
| EPL |
⊕
1991
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
Equational language for parallel scientific applications |
| EPOS ALGOL |
⊕
1971
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL68s
|
|
|
| ESP |
⊕
1970
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
Symbolic maths system |
| EXATRAN |
⊕
1969
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
NASA maths language |
| Extended ALGOL |
⊕
1964
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| Extended Fortran |
⊕
1967
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Variants
|
⊕
United States
|
ICS Fortran II |
| FAMOUS |
⊕
1966
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
Algebraic system |
| FAST |
⊕
1959
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Variants
|
⊕
United States
|
FORTRAN compiler |
| Fischer IT |
⊕
1958
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Internal Translators
|
⊕
United States
|
Enhanced IT3 |
| FLAP |
⊕
1965
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Symbolic
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| FOCAL |
⊕
1979
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
Forty-One CAlculator Language |
| FOCAL PLUS |
⊕
1985
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Arithmetic
|
⊕
United States
|
HP FOCAL extended |
| FORAST |
⊕
1960
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Coeval
|
⊕
United States
|
Formula and Assembly Translator |
| FORGO |
⊕
1963
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Variants
|
⊕
United States
|
Learner FORTRAN |
| FORMAT-FORTRAN |
⊕
1968
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Non Standard FIV
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| Formula ALGOL |
⊕
1962
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United States
|
ALGOL dialect for algebraic manipulation |
| FORTRAN |
⊕
1954
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Variants
|
⊕
United States
|
Backus et al high-level compiler |
| FORTRAN 63 |
⊕
1962
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Variants
|
⊕
United States
|
CDC Fortran with extensible arithmetic |
| FORTRAN 66 |
⊕
1966
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
FORTRAN 66 standard
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| FORTRAN 77 |
⊕
1977
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
International
|
|
| Fortran 8x |
⊕
1989
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
International
|
Interim name for Fortran 90 |
| Fortran 90 |
⊕
1990
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
FORTRAN 90 standard
|
⊕
International
|
|
| Fortran D |
⊕
1991
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
Parallel extension to FORTAN |
| FORTRAN II |
⊕
1958
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Strict Early Fortrans
|
⊕
United States
|
FORTRAN v2 |
| FORTRAN III |
⊕
1958
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Strict Early Fortrans
|
⊕
United States
|
Interim Fortran |
| FORTRAN IV |
⊕
1962
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
FORTRAN IV standard
|
⊕
United States
|
first major release of FORTRAN |
| FORTRAN V |
⊕
1962
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Variants
|
⊕
United States
|
Interim FORTRAN with string and character handling |
| FORTRAN V |
⊕
1966
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Non Standard FIV
|
⊕
United States
|
Univac super-Fortran for the 1108 |
| FORTRAN-Plus |
⊕
1988
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
Ireland
|
|
| FORTRAN-PLUS enhanced |
⊕
1988
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
Ireland
|
|
| FORTRAN-RPG |
⊕
1970
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Report Generators
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| FORTRAN-SC |
⊕
1987
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| FORTRANSIT |
⊕
1956
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Coeval
|
⊕
United States
|
FORTRAN Internal Translator |
| Galois |
⊕
1975
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Symbolic
|
⊕
Australia
|
Symbolic maths |
| GAMS |
⊕
1988
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
General Algebraic Modeling System |
| GASP-FORTRAN |
⊕
1967
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Event scheduling
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| GAT |
⊕
1959
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Internal Translators
|
⊕
United States
|
Generalized Algebraic Translator |
| Generalized ALGOL |
⊕
1962
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL68s
|
⊕
Netherlands
|
ALGOL for generalised grammars |
| Georgia Bell Interpreter |
⊕
1957
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Bell Labs Interpreters
|
⊕
United States
|
Georgia Tech version of Bell |
| GESAL |
⊕
1953
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Symbolic assemblers
|
⊕
United States
|
General Electric Symbolic Assembly Language |
| GIER Algol |
⊕
1960
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
Denmark
|
Naur's seminal ALGOL 60 |
| GIER Algol II |
⊕
1962
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
Denmark
|
2nd version of the Gier algol |
| GIER Algol III |
⊕
1963
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
Denmark
|
3rd version of Naur's Gier algol |
| Gorn experimental compiler |
⊕
1954
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Information algebra
|
⊕
United States
|
Gorn machine independant algebraic code |
| GPL |
⊕
1967
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Generalised programming
|
⊕
Norway
|
General Purpose Language |
| GPSS FORTRAN |
⊕
1976
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| GPSS FORTRAN II |
⊕
1987
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| GPSS FORTRAN III |
⊕
1990
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| GPX |
⊕
1955
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Generalised programming
|
⊕
United States
|
General Programming Extended |
| Grasselli and McCluskey ALGOL |
⊕
1961
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Linear
|
⊕
United States
|
ALGOL modified for programming logical problems |
| HALGOL |
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
|
|
| HARTRAN |
⊕
1961
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Variants
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
Harwell FORTRAN |
| HAYNAM Algol extensions |
⊕
1965
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| House Algol 60 |
⊕
1983
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
Australia
|
Algol 60 with Modula-style scoping |
| HPF |
⊕
1993
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
High Performance Fortran |
| IAL |
⊕
1958
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True Algol58s
|
⊕
International
|
International Algebraic Language |
| IFAPT |
⊕
1966
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Numerical Control
|
⊕
Canada
|
Canadian adaptation of APT |
| IFIP ALGOL |
⊕
1964
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
International
|
|
| INA Autocode |
⊕
1957
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| INTERCOM |
⊕
1955
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Bendix scientific autocode |
| INTERCOM 1000 |
⊕
1959
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Autocode for the Bendix G-15 |
| INTERCOM 101 |
⊕
1956
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
FP autocode |
| IT |
⊕
1955
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Internal Translator mathematical autocoder |
| IT 2 |
⊕
1957
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Internal Translators
|
⊕
United States
|
Internal Translator version 2 |
| IT 3 |
⊕
1958
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Internal Translators
|
⊕
United States
|
Internal Translator v3 |
| Iverson's Language |
⊕
1957
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Pure APLs
|
⊕
United States
|
Proto-APL |
| IVTRAN |
⊕
1966
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Non Standard FIV
|
⊕
United States
|
Parallel FORTRAN |
| JAINCOMP Assembly |
⊕
1952
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Multiline
|
⊕
United States
|
Positionally determined mathemetatical autocode |
| K |
⊕
1994
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Matrix
|
⊕
United States
|
ASCII-based APL dialect |
| Kidsgrove Algol |
⊕
1963
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
|
| Klammerausdr죫e |
⊕
1951
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
W European algorithmic systems
|
⊕
Switzerland
|
algebraic language |
| Klerer-May System |
⊕
1964
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
|
|
| KOMPILER 2 |
⊕
1955
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Multiline
|
⊕
United States
|
Hybrid algebra flow language |
| Laning and Zierler |
⊕
1953
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Algebraic Interpreter |
| LARC Scientific Compiler |
⊕
1960
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Variants
|
⊕
United States
|
Fortran for the LARC |
| LINGO |
⊕
1987
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
optimization programming language |
| LLNL-FORTRAN |
⊕
1985
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
Vector FORTRAN |
| LMO |
⊕
1954
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Livermore Autocode |
| LOGALGOL |
⊕
1960
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
Austria
|
Set-based ALGOL variant from IBM Vienna |
| LPI-FORTRAN |
⊕
1990
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
|
|
| MAC |
⊕
1957
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Multiline
|
⊕
United States
|
MIT Algebraic Compiler for IBM 650 |
| MAC-360 |
⊕
1967
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Multiline
|
⊕
United States
|
MIT Algebraic Compiler |
| MAC-H |
⊕
1958
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Multiline
|
⊕
United States
|
MAC for the Honeywell 800 |
| macro-Algol |
⊕
1967
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
France
|
|
| MACSYMA |
⊕
1969
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
Symbolic math system |
| MAD |
⊕
1959
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
Michigan Algorithm Decoder |
| Mad/I |
⊕
1965
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Other IAL Coeval
|
⊕
United States
|
Advanced algorithmic language |
| MADCAP |
⊕
1960
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Multiline
|
⊕
United States
|
Two dimensional maths and set language |
| MADCAP II |
⊕
1961
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Multiline
|
⊕
United States
|
Second version of MADCAP |
| MAFIA |
⊕
1955
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
Lockheed matrix algebra system |
| MAGEN |
⊕
1963
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
Matrix manipulation language |
| MAGIC I |
⊕
1955
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
Michigan algebraic coder |
| Magic Paper |
⊕
1963
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Formulaic
|
⊕
United States
|
Interactive maths environment |
| Mailüfterl |
⊕
1955
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
W European algorithmic systems
|
⊕
Austria
|
Autocode for Mailüfterl |
| MAL |
⊕
1971
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
Boeing Matrix algebra language |
| MALGOL |
⊕
1965
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
Russian Federation
|
Algol 60 for the MINSK-2 |
| MANIP |
⊕
1966
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
A set of FORTRAN programs to manipulate expressions. |
| MasPar Fortran |
⊕
1990
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
SIMD Fortran for MasPar |
| Mathematica |
⊕
1988
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| MATHLAB |
⊕
1964
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Arithmetic
|
⊕
United States
|
Interactive maths language |
| MATHLAB 68 |
⊕
1967
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
Second release of MATHLAB |
| MATHMATIC |
⊕
1955
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Mathematically oriented autocode |
| MATH-MATIC |
⊕
1955
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Mathematically oriented autocode |
| Mathsy |
⊕
1980
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Matrix
|
⊕
United States
|
Interactive mathematics and graphics |
| MATLAB |
⊕
1977
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Arithmetic
|
⊕
United States
|
MATrix LABoratory |
| MATRIX MATH |
⊕
1953
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
Matrix algebra compiler for UNIVAC II |
| Matrix PRORAB |
⊕
1957
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
Ukraine
|
Leningrad matrix compiler |
| MIDAC Input Translation Program |
⊕
1952
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Other US historic
|
⊕
United States
|
Autocode for the MIDAC |
| MINION |
⊕
1989
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
Algebraic workspace system |
| Minority report Algol 68 |
⊕
1968
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
International
|
|
| MJS |
⊕
1956
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Other US historic
|
⊕
United States
|
Livermore Compiler for UNIVAC I |
| MORTRAN |
⊕
1973
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Non Standard FIV
|
⊕
United States
|
Dialect of FORTRAN for structural programming |
| MOSAIC autocode |
⊕
1963
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Early Autocodes
|
⊕
United States
|
Autocode for the MOSAIC system |
| MPL |
⊕
1967
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Arithmetic
|
⊕
United States
|
Mathematical Programming Language |
| MPPL |
⊕
2002
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
LLNL Fortran |
| muPad |
⊕
1990
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
Germany
|
Algebraic manipulation system |
| MUSE |
⊕
1959
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
High-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Modified USE |
| MUSP |
⊕
1960
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Statistical
|
⊕
United States
|
Multivariate Statistical Package |
| MYSTIC |
⊕
1958
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Multiplatform encoder |
| NAPSS |
⊕
1965
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Arithmetic
|
⊕
United States
|
Non-procedural language for solving mathematical problems |
| NAREC Coding System |
⊕
1955
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Navy Ordinance Lab Autocoder |
| NELIAC |
⊕
1958
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
Navy Electronics Laboratory International ALGOL Compiler |
| NORC COMPILER |
⊕
1955
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Compiler for the Naval Ordnance |
| NORM |
⊕
1958
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Autocode Coeval
|
⊕
United States
|
Autocode for NORC |
| NSFTRAN |
⊕
1977
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
Structured FORTRAN |
| NU ALGOL |
⊕
1965
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
Norway
|
Norwegian University Algol |
| NYU Compiler System |
⊕
1954
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Other US historic
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
Early NY compiler |
| NYU/OMNIFAX |
⊕
1956
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Hybrid compiler for UNIVAC II |
| Oak Ridge ALGOL compiler |
⊕
1961
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United States
|
Algol compiler for CDC 1604 |
| OBJECT-ORIENTED FORTRAN 90 |
⊕
1997
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| OCTAVE |
⊕
1988
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| ORBIT |
⊕
1959
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Internal Translators
|
⊕
United States
|
Oak Ridge IT |
| Orion FORTRAN |
⊕
1963
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Variants
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
Rutherford Labs FORTRAN |
| PACT I |
⊕
1955
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Translator for SHARE IBMs |
| PACT IA |
⊕
1957
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Other US historic
|
⊕
United States
|
Translator compiler for 704 |
| Parallel FORTRAN |
⊕
1990
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
International
|
|
| Parallel Object-Oriented Fortran |
⊕
2000
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
Concurrent OO Language |
| PAT |
⊕
1963
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Pure APLs
|
⊕
United States
|
Personalized Array Translator |
| PBasic |
⊕
1988
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| PDQ FORTRAN |
⊕
1965
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Variants
|
⊕
United States
|
Purdue FORTRAN compiler |
| PDS/MaGen |
⊕
1972
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| Pfortran |
⊕
1992
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| PIPI |
⊕
1958
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Moscow languages
|
⊕
Russian Federation
|
Russian automatic coder |
| Polylith |
⊕
1983
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
Multiple language algebraic worsktation |
| PP-1 |
⊕
1954
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Moscow languages
|
⊕
Russian Federation
|
Russian automatic programming system |
| PP-2 |
⊕
1955
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Moscow languages
|
⊕
Russian Federation
|
Russian automatic programming system |
| PRINT |
⊕
1953
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Scientific calculation system |
| PRINT I |
⊕
1956
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Coeval
|
⊕
United States
|
Load and go scientific calculation system |
| Proposal Writing Language |
⊕
1964
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Plan languages
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| PS-ALGOL |
⊕
1981
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
Persistent Algol |
| PUFFT |
⊕
1965
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Non Standard FIV
|
⊕
United States
|
Student's Fortan |
| QAS |
⊕
1978
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
Greece
|
Question answering system |
| RC |
⊕
1984
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
Refined C |
| RC-Fortran |
⊕
1968
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
FORTRAN IV standard
|
⊕
Denmark
|
Fortran for the RC 4000 |
| REDUCE 2 |
⊕
1970
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
Improved vesion of REDUCE with new format |
| Refined C |
⊕
1984
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
Parallel C |
| Refined Fortran |
⊕
1986
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
Parallel Fortran 77 |
| RegneCentralen ALGOL |
⊕
1960
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
Denmark
|
Danish family of Algol 60 languages |
| Revised ALGOL 60 |
⊕
1969
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
International
|
ALGOL 60 dialect |
| RF |
⊕
1986
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| Rothamsted autocode |
⊕
1960
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Early Autocodes
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
Analytical and statistical autocode |
| RS Algol |
⊕
1979
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL68s
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
|
| RUNCIBLE |
⊕
1958
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Autocode Coeval
|
⊕
United States
|
Algebraic translator |
| S1 |
⊕
1961
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Variants
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
Harwell FORTRAN II |
| S3 Fortran |
⊕
1963
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Variants
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
Stretch Fortran |
| SAE |
⊕
1963
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Symbolic assemblers
|
⊕
United States
|
Symbolic Assembler for CYCLONE |
| SAFARI |
⊕
1960
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Symbolic assemblers
|
⊕
United States
|
TRW space Interactive assembler |
| SAKO |
⊕
1960
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Coeval
|
⊕
Poland
|
Polish Automatic Coder |
| SAL |
⊕
1965
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
Simple Algebraic Language |
| SALE |
⊕
1959
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Coeval
|
⊕
United States
|
Algorithmic language for Engineers |
| S-Algol |
⊕
1979
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
St Andrew's Algol |
| SAP |
⊕
1953
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Symbolic assemblers
|
⊕
United States
|
Symbolic Assembly |
| SAPL |
⊕
1978
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Array
|
⊕
United States
|
Structural extensions to APL |
| SCALP |
⊕
1962
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United States
|
Dartmouth small Algol system |
| SCAT |
⊕
1957
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Other US historic
|
⊕
United States
|
SHARE Compiler, Assembler, Translater |
| SCATRAN |
⊕
1962
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United States
|
Ohio SU Algol |
| SCHATCHEN |
⊕
1967
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
Pattern matching sublanguage for SIN |
| Schoonschip |
⊕
1964
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
Switzerland
|
Symbolic maths |
| Schrader simulation Algol |
⊕
1967
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
OO C family
|
⊕
Germany
|
Algol with Simulation features |
| Scratchpad |
⊕
1971
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Symbolic
|
⊕
United States
|
General purpose interactive symbolic maths system |
| SDC String Algol |
⊕
1962
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United States
|
ALGOL with string extensions |
| SDS Fortran |
⊕
1966
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Non Standard FIV
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| SELMA |
⊕
1965
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Matrix
|
⊕
United States
|
Matrix Algebra language |
| Sequence Break DECAL |
⊕
1965
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Other Algol 60s
|
⊕
United States
|
BBN version of DEC simplified Algol |
| Sequentielle Formelübersetzung |
⊕
1955
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
W European algorithmic systems
|
⊕
Germany
|
High-level algbraic compiler |
| SFD-ALGOL |
⊕
1969
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| SHACO |
⊕
1953
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Formulaic
|
⊕
United States
|
Interpretive symbolic maths system |
| Single Assignment Fortran |
⊕
1993
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| SIRIUS Autocode |
⊕
1961
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Early Autocodes
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
Autocode for the Ferranti Sirus |
| SMALGOL |
⊕
1961
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| SMALGOL-61 |
⊕
1961
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| Speed Co |
⊕
1957
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
IBM autocode for 701 |
| SPEEDCODE |
⊕
1953
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Alternate name for SPEEDCODING |
| SPEEDCODING |
⊕
1953
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Coeval
|
⊕
United States
|
Backus Autocoder |
| SPIFFY |
⊕
1973
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Non Standard FIV
|
⊕
United States
|
Structured FORTRAN IV from BOEING |
| STL Online Computer System |
⊕
1964
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
Improved version of Tanoga Park CFS |
| SUBALGOL |
⊕
1960
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True Algol58s
|
⊕
United States
|
Stanford extensions to BALGOL |
| Subset Algol 60 |
⊕
1962
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
|
WG 2.1 Simple Algol 60 dialect |
| T3 Fortran |
⊕
1965
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Variants
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
Titan Fortran III |
| TeLa |
⊕
2000
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| THE BRAIN |
⊕
1969
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Arithmetic
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| Titanium |
⊕
1998
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
Parallel dialect of Java |
| TKSolver 2 |
⊕
2000
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| TKSolver Plus |
⊕
1990
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| TRANSCODE |
⊕
1953
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Early Autocodes
|
⊕
Canada
|
Autocoder at Toronto |
| Trieste Algol |
⊕
1969
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
Italy
|
Algol 60 with a 2-dimensional printing language |
| UBASIC |
⊕
1991
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
Japan
|
Symbolic maths BASIC |
| UC |
⊕
1995
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
Parallel dialect of C featuring sets |
| UFORT |
⊕
1980
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
United States
|
Fortran running on the PASCAL machine |
| UHELP |
⊕
1969
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Optimisation and LP
|
⊕
United States
|
Linear programing language |
| UK FORTRAN |
⊕
1963
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Variants
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
|
| UNICODE |
⊕
1955
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Coeval
|
⊕
United States
|
UNIVAC hybrid of FORTRAN and MATH-MATIC |
| UNIVAC 1108 ALGOL |
⊕
1966
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
Norway
|
|
| Universal PRORAB |
⊕
1957
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
Ukraine
|
Leningrad algebraic compiler |
| USE |
⊕
1957
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
USE Scientific Compiler UNIVAX 1103A |
| USS 90 Algol |
⊕
1962
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
Italy
|
Algol for the USS 90 |
| VALGOL |
⊕
1963
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United States
|
ALGOL subset |
| VALGOL II |
⊕
1964
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| Vienna Fortran |
⊕
1992
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
Austria
|
|
| VPRPAK |
⊕
1964
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Arithmetic
|
⊕
United States
|
A set of subroutines to do variable precision and rational arithmetic |
| WATFIV |
⊕
1969
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↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
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⊕
FORTRAN IV standard
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⊕
Canada
|
Waterloo FORTRAN 2nd version |
| WATFIV-S |
⊕
1976
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↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
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|
⊕
Canada
|
WATFIV with structuring facilities |
| WATFOR |
⊕
1966
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↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
FORTRAN IV standard
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⊕
Canada
|
WATerloo FORtran |
| WATFOR-77 |
⊕
1977
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↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
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|
⊕
Canada
|
Waterloo FORTRAN 77 |
| Wegstein string Algol |
⊕
1962
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Substrings
|
⊕
United States
|
String manipulation extensions to Algol 60 |
| Whetstone Algol |
⊕
1964
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↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
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⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
|
| Whirlwind |
⊕
1951
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
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⊕
Other US historic
|
⊕
United States
|
Autocode for MIT Whirlwind |
| Wisconsin Algol |
⊕
1966
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
United States
|
|
| X1 Algol 60 |
⊕
1961
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
True ALGOL60s
|
⊕
Netherlands
|
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| XTRAN |
⊕
1958
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Fortran I-III Variants
|
⊕
United States
|
Interactive extensible dialect of FORTRAN |
| ZMD Algorithmic |
⊕
1955
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↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
|
⊕
International
|
GAMM precursor to IAL |
| ZPL |
⊕
1993
|
↓
↑
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Array
|
⊕
United States
|
Scientific parallel array processing language |