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- 1969
- James R. Bell:
Transformations: the extension facility of Proteus. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 4(8): 27-31 (1969) - Daniel G. Bobrow:
LISP bulletin. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 4(9): 17-57 (1969) - Thomas E. Cheatham Jr.:
Motivation for extensible languages. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 4(8): 45-49 (1969) - Robert W. Floyd:
A machine-oriented recognition algorithm for context-free languages. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 4(5): 28-29 (1969) - Jan V. Garwick:
GPL, a general purpose language. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 4(8): 6-8 (1969) - S. Igarashi, T. Iwamura, K. Sakuma, T. Simauti, T. Simuzu, S. Takasu, Eiiti Wada, N. Yoneda:
ALGOL-N+. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 4(3): 38-85 (1969) - Edgar T. Irons:
The extension facilities of IMP. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 4(8): 18-19 (1969) - Philippe Jorrand:
Some aspects of Basel, the base language for an extensible language facility. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 4(8): 14-17 (1969) - Cornelis H. A. Koster:
On infinite modes. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 4(3): 86-89 (1969) - M. Donald MacLaren:
Macro processing in EPS. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 4(8): 32-36 (1969) - Barry J. Mailloux, John E. L. Peck:
Algol 68 as an extensible language. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 4(8): 9-13 (1969) - Clement McGowan, Peter Wegner:
A LISP interpreter in Snobol4. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 4(6): 20-33 (1969) - M. Douglas McIlroy:
Alternatives to extensible languages. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 4(8): 50-52 (1969) - Lambert G. L. T. Meertens:
On the generation of ALGOL 68 programs involving infinite modes. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 4(3): 90-92 (1969) - John Nicholls:
PL/I compile time extensibility. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 4(8): 40-44 (1969) - Jürg Nievergelt, Marek I. Irland:
Bounce-and-skip: a technique for directing the flow of control in programs. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 4(5): 29-31 (1969) - Alan J. Perlis:
Introduction to extensible languages. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 4(8): 3-5 (1969) - John B. Roberts:
An algol-based language for defining collateral execution of procedures in general and hybrid programming in particular. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 4(3): 17-37 (1969) - Christopher J. Shaw:
Review of UCC seminar on "Programming Languages Today". ACM SIGPLAN Notices 4(2): 24-25 (1969) - Christopher J. Shaw:
Review of the DDI Jovial evaluation study. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 4(6): 13-17 (1969) - Christopher J. Shaw:
Panel of language authors. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 4(8): 37-39 (1969) - Thomas A. Standish:
Some features of PPL, a polymorphic programming language. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 4(8): 20-26 (1969) - Thomas A. Standish:
Some compiler-compiler techniques for use in extensible languages. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 4(8): 55-62 (1969) - Peter Wegner:
Panel on the concept of extensibility. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 4(8): 53-54 (1969) - Gerald M. Weinberg:
Comments on the proposed "revision of PL/I conversion and precision rules". ACM SIGPLAN Notices 4(6): 17-20 (1969)
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