Goldstein, M. "Computer Languages" The American Mathematical Monthly, Vol. 72, No. 2, Part 2: Computers and Computing Feb., 1965 pp141-146

Languages mentioned

• ALGOL {1958} ALGOrithmic Language
• ALPAK {1963} Extension to ALTRAN to manipulate polynomials and rational functions
• BALGOL {1958} Burroughs Algorithmic Language
• COBOL {1960} COmmon Business Oriented Language
• COLASL {1962} Two dimensional mathematical language
• COMIT {1957} String-handling and pattern-matching language
• COMPASS {1961}
• COMTRAN {1958} Commercial Translator
• CORC {1963} CORnell Compiler
• FACT {1958} Fully Automated Compiling Technique
• FAP {1959} FORTRAN Assembly Program
• FLOCO {1957}
• FORMAC {1962} FORmula MAnipulation Compiler
• IVY {1960}
• JOVIAL {1959} Airforce International Algebraic Language
• MAD {1959} Michigan Algorithm Decoder
• MADCAP {1960} Two dimensional maths and set language
• NELIAC {1958} Navy Electronics Laboratory International ALGOL Compiler
• NPL {1963} New Programming Language
• Nu-Speak {1964} List-processing extensions to FAP or FORTRAN
• PUFFT {1965} Student's Fortan
• SHADOW {1958} Syntax-directed compiler
• SNOBOL {1962} String processing language
• TAC {1959} TRANSAC Assembler Compiler
• UNICODE {1955} UNIVAC hybrid of FORTRAN and MATH-MATIC
• USE {1957} USE Scientific Compiler UNIVAX 1103A