[SCC_Active_Members] Misc. resources of potential interest

[skyvis at skyvis.best.vwh.net]

> 
> Algol W (Reaction by Wirth and Hoare to Algol 68's complexity -- led to
> Pascal)
> APT (Automatically Programmed Tools)
> BAL (IBM 360 assembler)
> Co-Array Fortran
> Concurrent Pascal (by Per Brinch Hansen)
> F-- (Became Co-Array Fortran)
> Fortran M (A parallel dialect)
> HPF (High Performance Fortran)
> IBMAP (IBM 7090/7094 assembler)   

   Add FAP on here. 709/7090 assembler for Frotran II

> ID (Dataflow language from MIT LCS -- Arvind et. al.)
> Linda (C-Linda, Fortran-Linda, etc.)
> LRLTran (Lawrence Radiation Lab Fortran)
> MIX (from Knuth's "The Art of Computer Programming)
> pH (Parallel Haskell, includes features from ID)
> PLIX (Outgrowth of PL/.9; IBM uses it for compiler writing)
> Pop (Is this the same as Pop-11?)

   Forgot about POP, was Logo in list?

> QuickTran (Interactive Fortran for IBM 7040)
> S-Fortran (Structured Fortran, from Caine, Farber and Gordon)
> SFtran (Structured Fortran, from JPL)
> Soap (an IBM 704/709 assembler)

   SOAP was not for 704/709, SOAP was optimizing assembler for IBM 650.
704 had SAP. Also CMU had Interal Translator for IBM 650.

> Are Diana and CLI languages?

   Bourne Shell, CShell, TShell, KShell, are pretty close to lanagues in my
mind.  

   I kind of would group all assemblers and autocoders under one language,
becuase they were more of a translater, rather then language. 

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> On Sat, 2007-02-03 at 15:46 +0000, skyvis at skyvis.best.vwh.net wrote:
> >   Not a bad first attempt at list, but I can think of many that are missing,
> > off top of head: CT (commerical translator), 9PAC, Autocode (may forms),
> > Fargo, AHPL, Fortransit, PACT. If they are including SED in there they
> > should include TECO. 
> 
> Autocode is there today.
> 
> > Rich
> > 
> > > While roaming the WWW looking for stuff about SNOBOL and its family members,
> > > I encountered the following resources that might interest other SPG members.
> > > 	===========================================
> > > 
> > > Alphabetical list of programming languages by Scriptol.org
> > > <http://www.scriptol.org>  at
> > > http://www.scriptol.org/alphabetical-programming-language-list.html
> > > 
> > > 
> > > The list of programming languages is comprised of all programming languages
> > > with a compiler or an interpreter, in alphabetical order. It is a
> > > replacement for the list of wikis, that are built with arbitrary criteria by
> > > anyone that visits their websites, and that are not really serious.  In
> > > addition, historical languages with no compiler, but that may have
> > > influenced design of further work are included also, provided that the
> > > author of the further language has made a verifiable reference to them.
> > > 
> > > This page may be printed and copied without any restriction. The information
> > > contained on this page may be used freely but the page itself should not be
> > > put on another website to avoid duplicate content. See authorization
> > > <http://www.scriptol.org/alphabetical-programming-language-list.html#noindex
> > > > .
> > > 
> > > Each entry in the list has a link to a website or a download page for the
> > > compiler or the interpreter. For historical languages, a link to a dedicated
> > > website or a description. Additional info as date and type of language may
> > > be added too.
> > > 
> > > *	Programming languages
> > > <http://www.scriptol.org/alphabetical-programming-language-list.html#languag
> > > e-a>  
> > > *	Markup languages and data formats
> > > <http://www.scriptol.org/alphabetical-programming-language-list.html#markup-
> > > language> 
> > > *	Database-oriented or query languages
> > > <http://www.scriptol.org/alphabetical-programming-language-list.html#query-l
> > > anguage> 
> > 
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