| 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 |
| ACOM |
1953
|
↓
↑
⊕
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Early Autocode at GM |
| Algebraic |
1953
|
↓
↑
⊕
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Other US historic
|
⊕
United States
|
MIT Automatic Coding System |
| Brooker Autocode |
1953
|
↓
↑
⊕
Multi-purpose
|
⊕
Early Autocodes
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
Machester Mark I autocode |
| Comprehensive |
1953
|
↓
↑
⊕
On-Line
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
MIT Combined interactive and automatic coding system |
| DUAL |
1953
|
↓
↑
⊕
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
autocoder with emulated floating point |
| DUAL-607 |
1953
|
↓
↑
⊕
Excluded from Sammet
|
⊕
Macroassemblers
|
⊕
United States
|
Los Alamos Macro-assembler for IBM 701 |
| EDSAC Autocode |
1953
|
↓
↑
⊕
Excluded from Sammet
|
⊕
Early Autocodes
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
Autocode for EDSAC 2 |
| FLOP |
1953
|
↓
↑
⊕
Excluded from Sammet
|
⊕
Intermediate languages and VMs
|
⊕
United States
|
Lockheed virtual machine for IBM 701 |
| GESAL |
1953
|
↓
↑
⊕
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Symbolic assemblers
|
⊕
United States
|
General Electric Symbolic Assembly Language |
| JCS-13 |
1953
|
↓
↑
⊕
Excluded from Sammet
|
⊕
Macroassemblers
|
⊕
United States
|
Rand macroassembler for IBM 701 |
| KOMPILER |
1953
|
↓
↑
⊕
Experimental and other
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Livermore autocode |
| Laning and Zierler |
1953
|
↓
↑
⊕
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Algebraic Interpreter |
| MATRIX MATH |
1953
|
↓
↑
⊕
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Algebraic
|
⊕
United States
|
Matrix algebra compiler for UNIVAC II |
| NAA Assembly |
1953
|
↓
↑
⊕
Excluded from Sammet
|
⊕
Symbolic assemblers
|
⊕
United States
|
Interpreted macro-assembler for IBM 701 |
| Nicholas coding scheme |
1953
|
↓
↑
⊕
Excluded from Sammet
|
⊕
Early Autocodes
|
⊕
United Kingdom
|
Autocode for the Nicholas system |
| PRINT |
1953
|
↓
↑
⊕
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
Scientific calculation system |
| PUNCHY |
1953
|
↓
↑
⊕
Experimental and other
|
⊕
Other Conversational
|
⊕
United States
|
Interactive tape controller |
| QUICK |
1953
|
↓
↑
⊕
Excluded from Sammet
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
DAC Autocode for 701 |
| READ |
1953
|
↓
↑
⊕
Excluded from Sammet
|
⊕
Other US historic
|
⊕
United States
|
Automatic translation system at GM Allison |
| SAP |
1953
|
↓
↑
⊕
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Symbolic assemblers
|
⊕
United States
|
Symbolic Assembly |
| SHACO |
1953
|
↓
↑
⊕
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Formulaic
|
⊕
United States
|
Interpretive symbolic maths system |
| 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 |
| Summer Session |
1953
|
↓
↑
⊕
On-Line
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
MIT Interactive coding system |
| TRANSCODE |
1953
|
↓
↑
⊕
Numerical Scientific
|
⊕
Early Autocodes
|
⊕
Canada
|
Autocoder at Toronto |
| White Oak Curry |
1953
|
↓
↑
⊕
Experimental and other
|
⊕
Low-level Autocoders
|
⊕
United States
|
White Oak Curry system |