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ALGOL 68C

ALGOL 68C is an imperative computer programming language, a dialect of ALGOL 68, that was developed by Stephen R. Bourne and Michael Guy to program the Cambridge Algebra System (CAMAL). The initial compiler was written in the Princeton Syntax Compiler (PSYCO, by Edgar T. Irons) that was implemented by J. H. Mathewman at Cambridge.

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Game of Life programsPDP-7Liverpool Software GazetteCross-compiledIBM System/370
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ImperativeComputer programmingLanguageALGOL 68Stephen R. Bourne
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Algol 68C and Unix

UnixBourne shellOdBell LabsVersion 7 Unix
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Restrictions to the language from the standard ALGOL 68

PDP-10IBM System/360
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Developers
Stephen Bourne, Michael Guy, Andrew D. Birrell, Ian Walker, Chris Cheney, et al.
Operating system
IBM 360, 370, etc., mainframes (or emulations) running MVT or MVS
Release
circa 1970; 56 years ago (1970)
Stable release
1.3039 / March 3, 2013; 13 years ago (2013-03-03)
Type
Compiler, translator
Written in
ALGOL 68

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ALGOL 68C extensions to ALGOL 68

Restrictions to the language from the standard ALGOL 68

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Algol 68C and Unix

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ALGOL 68C

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ALGOL 68C

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related to Popular culture · 14
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related to Algol 68C and Unix · 13
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related to External links · 11
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related to Restrictions to the language from the standard ALGOL 68 · 7
ALGOL 68C → ALGOL, FLEX, FLEXThe PAR, IBM System/360, No ALGOL, PDP-10, STRINGimplemented
related to TheENVIRONandUSINGclauses · 4
ALGOL 68C → ALGOL, ENVIRONandUSINGare, Separate, TheENVIRONsaves
Developers · 1
ALGOL 68C → Stephen Bourne, Michael Guy, Andrew D. Birrell, Ian Walker, Chris Cheney, et al.
Operating system · 1
ALGOL 68C → IBM 360, 370, etc., mainframes (or emulations) running MVT or MVS
Release · 1
ALGOL 68C → circa 1970; 56 years ago (1970)
Stable release · 1
ALGOL 68C → 1.3039 / March 3, 2013; 13 years ago (2013-03-03)
Type · 1
ALGOL 68C → Compiler, translator

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ALGOL 68CDevelopersStephen Bourne, Michael Guy, Andrew D. Birrell, Ian Walker, Chris Cheney, et al.1.00infobox
ALGOL 68COperating systemIBM 360, 370, etc., mainframes (or emulations) running MVT or MVS1.00infobox
ALGOL 68CReleasecirca 1970; 56 years ago (1970)1.00infobox
ALGOL 68CStable release1.3039 / March 3, 2013; 13 years ago (2013-03-03)1.00infobox
ALGOL 68CTypeCompiler, translator1.00infobox
ALGOL 68CWebsitebitbucket.org/algol68c/dl1.00infobox
ALGOL 68CWritten inALGOL 681.00infobox
ALGOL 68Cis aimperative computer programming language0.90text
ALGOL 68Crelated to Algol 68C and UnixStephen Bourne0.60section
ALGOL 68Crelated to Algol 68C and UnixALGOL0.60section
ALGOL 68Crelated to Algol 68C and UnixUnix Bourne0.60section
ALGOL 68Crelated to Algol 68C and UnixAfter Cambridge0.60section

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