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    Journal: SIGPLAN Notices

    Volume 12, Issue 9

    31 -- 35Roy D. Dowsing. Structured programming constructs for concurrency in program optimisation
    36 -- 44Roy F. Keller. On control constructs for constructing programs
    45 -- 51Menachem Malkosh. Internal procedure parameters in structured Fortran precompliers
    52 -- 59Peter Rechenberg. MUMS: a machine independent programming language consisting of 360 assembler macro calls
    60 -- 70Frederic N. Ris. A unified decimal floating-point architecture for the support of high-level languages
    71 -- 76Paul Rutter. Uniform handling of exceptions in a stack based language
    77 -- 84Stefan M. Silverston. Extensions to SNOBOL4 in the SNOBAT implementation
    85 -- 102David N. Smith. Proposals for Fortran data structures
    103 -- 113Nobuyoshi Terashima. The hierarchical language system
    114 -- 123Robert W. Witty. The switching reverse polise algorithm
    124 -- 129Michiaki Yasumura. Evolution of loop statements
    130 -- 132R. A. Fraley. On replacing Fortran

    Volume 12, Issue 7

    26 -- 42R. A. Freiburghouse. Proposed extensions to PL/I for real-time applications
    43 -- 50George Atkinson. The non-desirability of structured programming in user languages
    51 -- 59Richard J. Cichelli, Martha J. Cichelli. Goal directed programming
    60 -- 74Piotr Dembinski, Richard L. Schwartz. The taming of the pointer
    75 -- 81Dick Grune. A view of coroutines
    82 -- 84Jon F. Hueras, Henry F. Ledgard. An automatic formatting program for PASCAL
    85 -- 100Péter Kárász. An intermediate systems language for the PDP-11
    101 -- 105Henry F. Ledgard, Andrew Singer, Jon F. Hueras. A basis for executing PASCAL programmers
    106 -- 111C. M. Thomson. Error checking, tracing, and dumping in an ALGOL 68 checkout compiler
    112 -- 125John D. Woolley. Fortran: a comparison of the new proposed language (1976) to the old standard (1966)
    126 -- 128Michael R. Levy. Some remarks on abstract data types

    Volume 12, Issue 5

    1 -- 70A. van Wijngaarcien, B. J. Mailloux, J. E. L. Peck, C. H. A. Kostcr, Michel Sintzoff, C. H. Lindsey, Lambert G. L. T. Meertens, R. G. Fisker. Revised Report on the Algorithmic Language ALGOL 68
    71 -- 79Peter G. Hibbard. A Sublanguage of ALGOL 68
    80 -- 87Wilfred J. Hansen, Hendrik Boom. The report on the standard hardware representation for ALGOL 68

    Volume 12, Issue 4

    21 -- 30. Fortran development newsletter
    31 -- 33Albrecht Biedl. An extension of programming languages for clerical computation in science and engineering with special reference to PASCAL
    34 -- 39David E. Boddy. Structured Fortran: with or without a preprocessor
    40 -- 50Ralph E. Griswold, David R. Hanson. An overview of SL5
    51 -- 56Richard Hamlet. Ignorance of ALGOL 68 considered harmful
    57 -- 66Edward T. Hartnett. Star Fortran: an overview of essential characteristics
    67 -- 74M. Huybrechts. DYNOSOR: a set of subroutines for dynamic memory organization in Fortran programs
    75 -- 79Tony Middleton. A macro approach to abstractions of data structures
    80 -- 93S. K. Robinson, I. S. Torsun. The automatic measurement of the relative merits of student programs
    94 -- 96Anders Beckman. Comments considered harmful

    Volume 12, Issue 2

    1 -- 79Butler W. Lampson, James J. Horning, Ralph L. London, James G. Mitchell, Gerald J. Popek. Report on the programming language Euclid

    Volume 12, Issue 12

    36 -- 38Makoto Arisawa. Programming languages with hierarchical structure
    55 -- 59Harvey Abramson. Ordered types and a generalized <u>for</u> statement
    60 -- 67Walt Brainerd. A proposal for a Fortran loop construct
    68 -- 72Gerhard Chroust. Scope conserving expression evaluation: a class of storage optimal evaluation strategies for arithmetic expressions
    73 -- 82Frederic Richard, Henry F. Ledgard. A reminder for language designers
    83 -- 86James L. Peterson. On the formatting of Pascal programs
    87 -- 0M. G. Richardson. The use of names to indicate the scope of structured language constructs

    Volume 12, Issue 11

    10 -- 22D. Bates, Robert Cailliau. Experience with Pascal compilers on mini-computers
    23 -- 27Michael Condict. The Pascal dynamic array controversy and a method for enforcing global assertions
    28 -- 35David R. Ditzel, Perry C. Hutchison. Mask and format: operators for editing and formatting
    36 -- 49Charles H. Lindsey. Structure charts a structured alternative to flowcharts
    55 -- 60Arthur Sedgwick. Structuring control in Fortran
    61 -- 69Guy L. Steele Jr.. Arithmetic shifting considered harmful
    70 -- 87Thomas R. Wilcox. Aspen language specifications

    Volume 12, Issue 10

    10 -- 32R. J. Chevance. Design of high level language oriented processors
    33 -- 36Stephen Leibowitz. Interactive computing
    37 -- 42. Limits of the "algebraic" specification of abstract data types
    43 -- 47Tony Middleton. Specifying program structure through sequence relationships
    48 -- 60Jean E. Musinski. Lookahead recall error recovery for LALR parsers
    61 -- 64Glenford J. Myers. An extension to the cyclomatic measure of program complexity
    65 -- 69Michael D. Shapiro. Fortran 77 input-output seems out of touch
    70 -- 74Stefan M. Silverston. A note on pattern matching under Quickscan in SNOBOL4
    75 -- 77Alan J. Filipski. Call by restricted memory reference
    78 -- 80George E. Lindamood. What's in a name?

    Volume 12, Issue 1

    40 -- 51R. J. Chevance. Design of high level language oriented processors
    67 -- 72Michael B. Feldman. Embedding extended arithmetic in SNOBOL4
    82 -- 86Edward N. Kittlitz. Another proposal for variable size arrays in PASCAL
    87 -- 92Peter Ludemann. A language design for program structure
    95 -- 100David Salomon. A design for Fortran to facilitate structured programming
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