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  Robert J. Lambird:
  String enhancements to ANSI Standard Fortran (part 1). 5-12
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  Tom McMurchie:
  A limited-character APL symbolism. 15-16
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  C. Victor Bunderson:
  On hobbits and the growth of APL. 17
• 
  Mary Zosel:
  University of Washington implementation. 18-30

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  Peter Wegner:
  Data structure models for programming languages. 1-54
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  John B. Johnston:
  The contour model of block structured processes. 55-82
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  Elliott I. Organick, John G. Cleary:
  A data structure model of the B6700 computer system. 83-145

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  Kurt Walk:
  Modelling of storage properties of higher level languages. 146-170
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  Daniel M. Berry:
  Introduction to Oregano. 171-190
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  Clement McGowan, Peter Wegner:
  The equivalence of sequential and associate information structure models. 191-216
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  W. A. Ferguson, G. Jack Lipovski:
  A generalized assembly language using regular expressions. 217-236

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  Andries van Dam:
  Data and storage structures for interactive graphics. 237-267
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  Marshall D. Abrams:
  Data structures for computer graphics. 268-286
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  Vincent A. Busam:
  On the structure of dictionaries for compilers. 287-305
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  David S. Wile, Charles M. Geschke:
  Efficient data accessing in the programming language Bliss. 306-320
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  James B. Morris, Mark B. Wells:
  Generalized data structures in Madcap VI. 321-336

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  Maurice V. Wilkes:
  Associative tabular data structures. 337-345
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  G. Jack Lipovski:
  On data structures in associative memories. 346-365
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  Harry Katzan Jr.:
  Representation and manipulation of data structures in APL. 366-397
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  Paul E. Weston, Stephen M. Taylor:
  Cylinders: a relational data structure. 398-416

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  Joachim von Peschke:
  PL/I subsets for software writing. 16-22

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  Philip S. Abrams:
  Remarks about terminal I/O in APL/360. 33
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  Theodore A. Linden:
  The Ackermann function in APL. 34-35

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  A. J. Rose:
  More about multi-adic functions. 10-11
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  Larry Breed:
  Generalizing APL scalar extension. 12-14
• 
  Karl Korn, John Rose:
  APL-FIOS; APL-FIDOS: multilevel total file access and special features. 14-18
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  David A. Bonyun:
  APL algorithms. 21-31

APL Quote Quad: ACM SIGAPL APL Quote Quad 3(1)

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  Bruce Silberg:
  Detab/65 in third-generation Cobol. 4-8
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  Thomas G. LaFleur:
  Decision tables: a tool for documenting logical condition relationships. 9-12
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  Henry O. Arnold:
  Utilization of a decision table translator for basic program creation. 12-19
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  J. M. Jarvis:
  An analysis of programming via decision table compilers. 20-32
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  Robert F. Sterbenz:
  Tabsol decision table preprocessor. 33-40
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  Donald J. Lemoine:
  An automatic decision-logic-table processor. 40-45
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  Michael F. Weisbard:
  Detap/55: a decision table preprocessor for generating single-paragraph, fully-nested Cobol code. 45-53
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  Roger S. Scowen:
  The use of decision tables in Babel. 54-68
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  Jonas Rabin:
  Conversion of limited-entry decision tables into optimal decision trees: fundamental concepts. 68-74
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  Christopher Geoffrey Woods, Mary K. Hawes:
  Optimized code generation from extended-entry decision tables. 74-80
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  W. H. Dailey:
  Some notes on processing limited-entry decision tables. 81-89
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  William J. Harrison:
  Practically complete decision tables: a range approach. 89-93
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  Bennett M. Schwartz:
  Lisp 1.5 decision tables implemented for a serial computer and proposed for parallel computers. 93-103
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  Toshio Yasui:
  Some aspects of decision table conversion techniques. 104-111

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  Maurice H. Halstead:
  Proceedings of the SIGPLAN Symposium on Languages for System Implementation, Lafayette, Indiana, USA, October 25-26, 1971. ACM 1971, ISBN 978-1-4503-7887-1 [contents]

APL Quote Quad: ACM SIGAPL APL Quote Quad 3(2-3)

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  Hermann Kopetz:
  On the implementation of an interactive system on a small computer. 2-4
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  Gerhard Kratky:
  The definition of AMTRAN. 5-31
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  Juris Reinfelds:
  A concept by concept description of the AMTRAN language. 32-59
• 
  Juris Reinfelds:
  Some applications of AMTRAN. 60-90

• 
  Stephen A. Schuman:
  Proceedings of the International Symposium on Extensible Languages, Grenoble, France, September 6-8, 1971. ACM 1971, ISBN 978-1-4503-7372-2 [contents]

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