Journal: SIGPLAN Notices

Volume 8, Issue 8

12 -- 26Ike Nassi, Ben Shneiderman. Flowchart techniques for structured programming
27 -- 32Stan Cohen. TSO-speakeasy newsletter #5

Volume 8, Issue 7

23 -- 30Jed Marti. ELMOL: a language for the real time generation of electronic music
31 -- 44Stan Cohen. Speakeasy

Volume 8, Issue 6

1 -- 3Jerry L. Apperson. Optimal evaluation order for expressions with redundant subexpressions
4 -- 6Marsden S. Blois, R. R. Henley, Pierre Lebeux. Frame programming language
7 -- 0Gregor V. Bochmann. Compiler generation for attribute grammars
8 -- 11Nancy B. Brooks. Tactics, an integrated system for structured programming
12 -- 13Necdet Bulut, Maurice H. Halstead. Invariant properties of algorithms
14 -- 15Normand Buckle. Design of a language for high-level data structures
16 -- 18Paul A. Castleman. PROPHET system
19 -- 21Thomas W. Christopher. Development of the system programming language: HARVEY
22 -- 23Richard O. Clark. Environmental primitives for programming languages
24 -- 25James W. Conklin. Design of a language for complex systems
25 -- 27C. Daquin, Claude Girault, Brigitte de la Passardière, B. Quement. An extensible system for abstract machines
27 -- 29Thomas M. Davis. A system for the specification of programs
29 -- 31Jack B. Dennis. Toward the specification of a common base language
31 -- 34Willem P. de Roever. Operational and mathematical semantics for recursive polyadic program schemata
34 -- 36Pierre Desjardins. A Pascal compiler for the Xerox SIGMA 6
36 -- 37M. Dupras, M. Gauthier, Claude Girault. Transferability of high level languages
37 -- 39Richard E. Fairley. An interactive system for studying semantic models of computer programs
39 -- 41Robert A. Fraley. High-speed parsing of a superset of LR(k) grammars
41 -- 43H. George Friedman, Axel-Tobias Schreiner. CLEOPATRA: comprehensive language for elegant operating system and translator design
43 -- 46E. J. Funk. The design and use of understandable, minimally error-prone programming languages
47 -- 49John D. Gannon. Language and compiler design to enhance reliability
49 -- 50Michael A. Jenkins. A compiler for APL
50 -- 51Michael A. Jenkins, Robert D. Tennent. The design and implementation of quest, a very high level pedagogic programming language
51 -- 54Olivier Lecarme. Compiler writing system
54 -- 56Robert J. Lechner, William Stallings. A systems programming language for minicomputers
56 -- 58Henry F. Ledgard. Production systems - or can we do better than BNF?
58 -- 60Michael Levison. QUILL: a programming language for literary text analysis
60 -- 62Orlando S. Madrigal. A compiler building system for small-scale computers
63 -- 64Edward F. Miller. Extensions to FORTRAN to support structured programming (ITRAN)
64 -- 66James B. Morris, Mark B. Wells. The Madcap 6 programming language
66 -- 70Lawrence Pfeffer. DAHLIA: a notation fabrication plan
70 -- 72Lawrence Pfeffer. Permanent and transient data structures and associated optimization techniques
72 -- 74Lawrence Pfeffer. RAMBAM: a notation and methodology for man-machine dialogue specification
74 -- 76Terrence W. Pratt. Formal definition of programming languages
77 -- 80B. Press. Meta-optimizer development
80 -- 81Juris Reinfelds. Development of interactive languages for scientific computing: programming language research report
82 -- 83Bernard J. Robinet. Semantics of data structures
84 -- 87Mary Shaw. A system for structured programming
87 -- 88Ian D. Smith. A new set theory language
89 -- 90. Implementation of a Pascal compiler for the CII IRIS 80 computer
90 -- 92William M. Waite. Software engineering: portability
92 -- 95Larry Weissman. Psychological complexity of computer programs
96 -- 98David S. Wile. A generative nested-sequential basis for general-purpose programming languages
99 -- 100David B. Wortman. Programming language grammar anthology

Volume 8, Issue 5

8 -- 23Richard C. Holt. Teaching the fatal disease: (or) introductory computer programming using PL/I
28 -- 32Richard Dunn. SNOBOL4 as a language for bootstrapping a compiler

Volume 8, Issue 4

6 -- 15Garth H. Foster. File action in APL: building new additions and placing the house in order
16 -- 21Edward C. Haines. Omitted portions of paper: AL: a structured assembly language

Volume 8, Issue 3

11 -- 17Eberhard Wegner. A hierarchy of control structures
18 -- 23Aaron Felix Gurski. Job control languages as machine orientated languages
24 -- 32Mark Rain, Per Holager. The present most recent final word about labels in MARY

Volume 8, Issue 2

3 -- 27Trevor I. Fenner, Michael A. Jenkins, Robert D. Tennent. QUEST: the design of a very high level, pedagogic programming language
28 -- 34William A. Wulf, Mary Shaw. Global variable considered harmful

Volume 8, Issue 12

5 -- 14Johannes J. Martin. The 'natural' set of basic control structures
15 -- 17Rudolph A. Krutar. Restricted global variables in Algol 60
18 -- 29James E. George, Gary R. Sager. Variables: bindings and protection

Volume 8, Issue 10

12 -- 43David Beech, Michael Marcotty. Unfurling the PL/I standard
44 -- 48Frank G. Pagan. On the teaching of disciplined programming

Volume 8, Issue 1

7 -- 14Mark Rain. Operation expressions in MARY
15 -- 20Edward C. Haines. AL: a structured assembly language