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ACM SIGPLAN Notices, Volume 8
Volume 8, Number 1, January 1973
- Mark Rain:
Operation expressions in MARY. 7-14 - Edward C. Haines:
AL: a structured assembly language. 15-20
Volume 8, Number 2, February 1973
- Trevor I. Fenner, Michael A. Jenkins, Robert D. Tennent:
QUEST: the design of a very high level, pedagogic programming language. 3-27 - William A. Wulf, Mary Shaw
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Global variable considered harmful. 28-34
Volume 8, Number 3, March 1973
- Eberhard Wegner:
A hierarchy of control structures. 11-17 - Aaron Felix Gurski:
Job control languages as machine orientated languages. 18-23 - Mark Rain, Per Holager:
The present most recent final word about labels in MARY. 24-32
Volume 8, Number 4, April 1973
- Garth H. Foster:
File action in APL: building new additions and placing the house in order. 6-15 - Edward C. Haines:
Omitted portions of paper: AL: a structured assembly language. 16-21
Volume 8, Number 5, May 1973
- Richard C. Holt:
Teaching the fatal disease: (or) introductory computer programming using PL/I. 8-23 - Richard Dunn:
SNOBOL4 as a language for bootstrapping a compiler. 28-32
Volume 8, Number 6, June 1973
- Jerry L. Apperson:
Optimal evaluation order for expressions with redundant subexpressions. 1-3 - Marsden S. Blois, R. R. Henley, Pierre Lebeux:
Frame programming language. 4-6 - Gregor v. Bochmann:
Compiler generation for attribute grammars. 7 - Nancy B. Brooks:
Tactics, an integrated system for structured programming. 8-11 - Necdet Bulut, Maurice H. Halstead:
Invariant properties of algorithms. 12-13 - Normand Buckle:
Design of a language for high-level data structures. 14-15 - Paul A. Castleman:
PROPHET system. 16-18 - Thomas W. Christopher:
Development of the system programming language: HARVEY. 19-21 - Richard O. Clark:
Environmental primitives for programming languages. 22-23 - James W. Conklin:
Design of a language for complex systems. 24-25 - C. Daquin, Claude Girault, Brigitte de la Passardière, B. Quement:
An extensible system for abstract machines. 25-27 - Thomas M. Davis:
A system for the specification of programs. 27-29 - Jack B. Dennis:
Toward the specification of a common base language. 29-31 - Willem P. de Roever:
Operational and mathematical semantics for recursive polyadic program schemata. 31-34 - Pierre Desjardins:
A Pascal compiler for the Xerox SIGMA 6. 34-36 - M. Dupras, M. Gauthier, Claude Girault:
Transferability of high level languages. 36-37 - Richard E. Fairley:
An interactive system for studying semantic models of computer programs. 37-39 - Robert A. Fraley:
High-speed parsing of a superset of LR(k) grammars. 39-41 - H. George Friedman, Axel-Tobias Schreiner:
CLEOPATRA: comprehensive language for elegant operating system and translator design. 41-43 - E. J. Funk:
The design and use of understandable, minimally error-prone programming languages. 43-46 - John D. Gannon:
Language and compiler design to enhance reliability. 47-49 - Michael A. Jenkins:
A compiler for APL. 49-50 - Michael A. Jenkins, Robert D. Tennent:
The design and implementation of quest, a very high level pedagogic programming language. 50-51 - Olivier Lecarme:
Compiler writing system. 51-54 - Robert J. Lechner, William Stallings:
A systems programming language for minicomputers. 54-56 - Henry F. Ledgard:
Production systems - or can we do better than BNF? 56-58 - Michael Levison:
QUILL: a programming language for literary text analysis. 58-60 - Orlando S. Madrigal:
A compiler building system for small-scale computers. 60-62 - Edward F. Miller:
Extensions to FORTRAN to support structured programming (ITRAN). 63-64 - James B. Morris, Mark B. Wells:
The Madcap 6 programming language. 64-66 - Lawrence Pfeffer:
DAHLIA: a notation fabrication plan. 66-70 - Lawrence Pfeffer:
Permanent and transient data structures and associated optimization techniques. 70-72 - Lawrence Pfeffer:
RAMBAM: a notation and methodology for man-machine dialogue specification. 72-74 - Terrence W. Pratt:
Formal definition of programming languages. 74-76 - B. Press:
Meta-optimizer development. 77-80 - Juris Reinfelds:
Development of interactive languages for scientific computing: programming language research report. 80-81 - Bernard J. Robinet:
Semantics of data structures. 82-83 - Mary Shaw
A system for structured programming. 84-87 - Ian D. Smith:
A new set theory language. 87-88 - Implementation of a Pascal compiler for the CII IRIS 80 computer. 89-90
- William M. Waite:
Software engineering: portability. 90-92 - Larry Weissman:
Psychological complexity of computer programs. 92-95 - David S. Wile:
A generative nested-sequential basis for general-purpose programming languages. 96-98 - David B. Wortman:
Programming language grammar anthology. 99-100
Volume 8, Number 7, July 1973
- Jed Marti:
ELMOL: a language for the real time generation of electronic music. 23-30 - Stan Cohen:
Speakeasy. 31-44
Volume 8, Number 8, August 1973
- Ike Nassi
Flowchart techniques for structured programming. 12-26 - Stan Cohen:
TSO-speakeasy newsletter #5. 27-32
Volume 8, Number 9, September 1973
- Robert M. Graham, Michael D. Schroeder:
Proceeding of ACM SIGPLAN-SIGOPS Interface Meeting on Programming Languages - Operating Systems, USA, 1973. ACM 1973, ISBN 978-1-4503-7379-1 [contents]
Volume 8, Number 10, October 1973
- David Beech, Michael Marcotty:
Unfurling the PL/I standard. 12-43 - Frank G. Pagan:
On the teaching of disciplined programming. 44-48
Volume 8, Number 11, November 1973
- William A. Wulf, John R. Pasta, Elliott I. Organick, Yaohan Chu, Robert E. Noonan:
Proceedings of the ACM-IEEE Symposium on High-Level-Language Computer Architecture, HLLCA 1973, College Park, Maryland, USA, November 7-8, 1973. ACM 1973, ISBN 978-1-4503-7426-2 [contents]
Volume 8, Number 12, December 1973
- Johannes J. Martin:
The 'natural' set of basic control structures. 5-14 - Rudolph A. Krutar:
Restricted global variables in Algol 60. 15-17 - James E. George, Gary R. Sager:
Variables: bindings and protection. 18-29
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