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    Journal: SIGPLAN Notices

    Volume 10, Issue 9

    10 -- 11Peter J. Denning. Comments on mathematical overkill
    11 -- 18Clinton R. Foulk. The DO trace: a simple and effective method for debugging GOTO-free programs
    19 -- 30Loren P. Meissner. On extending Fortran control structures to facilitate structured programming
    30 -- 38Frederick G. Sayward. A correctness criterion for CSP parallel programs
    39 -- 40Bruce J. MacLennan. A note on dynamic arrays in PASCAL

    Volume 10, Issue 8

    10 -- 11H. Witt. Pun-dora's box or how to produce enough papers to wrap up structured programming
    11 -- 19James A. Mason. Some user-defined control functions for more readable APL programs
    20 -- 33Antonio Salvadori, Jessica Dragonette Gordon, C. K. Capstick. Static profile of COBOL programs
    34 -- 44Gerald M. Weinberg, Dennis P. Geller, Thomas W.-S. Plum. IF-THEN-ELSE considered harmful

    Volume 10, Issue 7

    10 -- 12Anthony I. Wasserman. Issues in programming language design: an overview
    13 -- 15Charles T. Zahn. Structured control in programming languages
    16 -- 17Barbara H. Liskov. Data types and program correctness
    18 -- 21Thomas A. Standish. Extensibility in programming language design
    22 -- 24Leon Presser. Structured languages
    25 -- 29Jack B. Dennis. An example of programming with abstract data types
    41 -- 45John B. Goodenough 0002. Exception handling design issues
    46 -- 47Ben Shneiderman. Cognitive psychology and programming language design

    Volume 10, Issue 5

    14 -- 20Stephen H. Kamnitzer. Bootstrapping XPL from IBM/360 to UNIVAC 1100
    21 -- 26David McQuillan. Transaction diagrams: a design tool
    29 -- 36David Lorge Parnas, John E. Shore, W. David Elliott. On the need for fewer restrictions in changing compile-time environments
    36 -- 52G. David Ripley, Ralph E. Griswold. Tools for the measurement of SNOBOL4 programs

    Volume 10, Issue 4

    13 -- 24Paul W. Abrahams. "Structured programming" considered harmful
    25 -- 33Carma L. McClure. Structured programming in COBOL
    33 -- 37Robert F. Mathis. Flow trace of a structured program
    37 -- 46Nelson H. Weiderman, B. M. Rawson. Flowcharting loops without cycles
    46 -- 48Barry L. Wolman. Reply to "Interactive PL/I"

    Volume 10, Issue 2

    10 -- 11Anders Beckman. Secondary effects
    12 -- 13Dennis P. Geller. How bad can it get??: by a large number of master's candidates
    14 -- 31I. D. Hill, Roger S. Scowen, Brian A. Wichmann. Writing algorithms in ALGOL 60
    32 -- 33Thomas W.-S. Plum. Mathematical overkill and the structure theorem
    34 -- 41Eberhard Wegner. Control constructs for programming languages
    42 -- 48Donald S. Higgins. A structured FORTRAN translator

    Volume 10, Issue 12

    14 -- 21W. H. Dailey. On generating binary decision trees with minimum nodes
    22 -- 25John B. Holton. Toward efficient programming in virtual systems
    26 -- 38Theodore D. Lassagne. Recursive definitions for iterative algorithms

    Volume 10, Issue 11

    7 -- 12Daniel M. Berry. Structured documentation
    13 -- 17F. P. Coakley. Experience with the use of the case statement within a M.O.L
    17 -- 22W. H. Dailey. A tabular approach to program optimization
    22 -- 25Stephen Leibowitz. Memory optimization using block structures
    25 -- 37Anthony G. Middleton. Connector functions: another view of the GOTO ?
    38 -- 40M. Howard Williams. A note on the ambiguity of the common statement

    Volume 10, Issue 10

    12 -- 15Reford Bond. Free form structured FORTRAN translator
    16 -- 17Lawrence Flon. On research in structured programming
    17 -- 24Lawrence E. Gales. Structured FORTRAN with no preprocessor
    25 -- 36Robert J. Lambird, Lawrence E. Cornish. The EXEC 8 implementation of LIST PROCESSOR-N
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