Sammet, Jean E., "Roster of Programming Languages 1967"

(1967)

(1967) Computers & Automation 16(6) June 1967   Jean E Sammet

Languages mentioned

  • AED {1963} Engineering flavour of ALGOL
  • ALGOL {1958} ALGOrithmic Language
  • ALTRAN {1969} A FORTRAN extension for rational algebra
  • AMBIT {1964} Algebraic manipulation
  • AMTRAN {1966} Automatic Mathematical Translator
  • APL {1960} Array-centered programing language
  • APT {1956} Automatically Programmed Tools
  • BASIC {1963} Beginners All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code
  • COBOL {1960} COmmon Business Oriented Language
  • COGO {1961} CO-ordinate GeOmetry system
  • COLASL {1962} Two dimensional mathematical language
  • COMIT {1957} String-handling and pattern-matching language
  • CORAL {1964} Class Oriented Ring Associated Language
  • CPS {1965} Conversational Programming System
  • Early ALTRAN {1963} A FORTRAN extension for rational algebra
  • FACT {1958} Fully Automated Compiling Technique
  • FORMAC {1962} FORmula MAnipulation Compiler
  • Formula ALGOL {1962} ALGOL dialect for algebraic manipulation
  • FORTRAN {1954} Backus et al high-level compiler
  • GPSS {1959} General Purpose Systems Simulator
  • ICES {1961} Integrated Civil Engineering System
  • IPL-V {1957} Information Processing Language v5
  • JOSS II {1965} Version 2 of JOSS
  • JOVIAL {1959} Airforce International Algebraic Language
  • L6 {1963} Laboratories Low-Level Linked List Language
  • LISP {1958} A list processing system with emphasis on recursion and formalism
  • LISP 2 {1963} A system based on ALGOL but also containing many of the facilities and concepts of the original LISP systems.
  • MAD {1959} Michigan Algorithm Decoder
  • MADCAP {1960} Two dimensional maths and set language
  • Magic Paper {1963} Interactive maths environment
  • MAP {1966} Mathematical Analysis Program.
  • MATHLAB {1964} Interactive maths language
  • NELIAC {1958} Navy Electronics Laboratory International ALGOL Compiler
  • PL/I {1964} Programming Language One
  • QUICKTRAN {1965} Conversational FORTRAN
  • RUSH {1965} Interactive Dialect of PL/I
  • SIMSCRIPT {1961} Discrete simulations package
  • SNOBOL {1962} String processing language
  • SOL {1964} Simulation Oriented Language
  • STRESS {1964} STRuctual Engineering Systems Solver
  • TRAC {1959} A man-machine string manipulating language
  • TREET {1964} trinary tree variant of LISP