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$   ↓⊕1983 ⊕United States Theoretical simple functional programming language 
ABC   ↓⊕1989⊕Graph ⊕Netherlands Intermediate language ABC abstract machine 
ABC   ↓⊕1967⊕Markovs ⊕Russian Federation Experimental extensible language  
ABCL/c+   ↓⊕1988⊕CPL, BCPL and B ⊕Japan Concurrent actor language based on C 
ABCL/f   ↓⊕1994⊕Actor ⊕Japan ABCL with a functional flavour 
ABCL/R   ↓⊕1988⊕Actor ⊕Japan Object-Based Concurrent Language 
ABCL/R2   ↓⊕1992⊕Actor ⊕Japan reflective concurrent object-oriented language 
ABCL/R3   ↓⊕1998⊕Actor ⊕Japan Concurrent object-oriented language 
ACE   ↓⊕1994 ⊕Spain Parallel logic language 
ACL   ↓⊕1980 ⊕Australia A Coroutine Language 
ACT   ↓⊕1958⊕Generalised programming ⊕United States Autocode Coding system 
ACT   ↓⊕1966⊕State transition tables ⊕United Kingdom Automated Contingency Translator 
ACT II   ↓⊕1960⊕Generalised programming ⊕United States Autocode Coding system 
Actalk   ↓⊕1989 ⊕Canada  
ActorSpace   ↓⊕1992 ⊕United States parallel language 
ADA   ↓⊕1969⊕Array ⊕United States Aiken 
ADES   ↓⊕1955⊕Generalised programming ⊕United States Automatic Digital Encoding System  
ADES II   ↓⊕1955⊕Generalised programming ⊕United States Automatic Digital Encoding System v II 
Adl   ↓⊕1992 ⊕Australia Polymorphic non-recursive data-parallel functional language  
AKL   ↓⊕1994 ⊕Sweden Agents Kernel Language 
ALF   ↓⊕1990 ⊕Germany  
Algol 68 with areas   ↓⊕1972⊕True ALGOL68s ⊕United Kingdom Addition of areas to Algol 68 
Algol H   ↓⊕1975⊕True ALGOL68s ⊕United Kingdom Proposed extensions to the mode system of Algol 68 
ALICS   ↓⊕1965⊕Symbolic assemblers ⊕United States ICS assembler 
Alltalk   ↓⊕1988 ⊕United States Smalltalk with persistency 
Alma-O   ↓⊕1998 ⊕Netherlands Hybrid I/D language 
Alphard   ↓⊕1974⊕Pascals ⊕United States Pascal with data abstraction 
AMPPL-II   ↓⊕1969⊕Substrings ⊕United States Associative Memory Parallel Processing Language 
Anderson extensions   ↓⊕1965⊕Other US historic ⊕United States Parallel extensions set for PLs 
A-NETL   ↓⊕1995⊕Actor ⊕Japan Concurrent OO Language 
APPL   ↓⊕1969⊕Animation ⊕United States Animation language 
Arche   ↓⊕1992 ⊕France  
ARCHI   ↓⊕1986 ⊕United States Microarchitecture description language 
ARTS/C   ↓⊕1988⊕CPL, BCPL and B ⊕Japan  
ASBAL   ↓⊕1979⊕Stack ⊕United States Stack-based language derived from CLU 
associons   ↓⊕1972⊕Theoretical incl category based ⊕Netherlands Tuple based programming extensions 
AUTOTIMER   ↓⊕1957⊕Debugging languages ⊕United States  
Avon   ↓⊕1987⊕Single-assignment ⊕United States  
Base Language   ↓⊕1968⊕Single-assignment ⊕United States  
BeBOP   ↓⊕1993 ⊕Australia Object-oriented parallel logic programming language 
BIOPSI   ↓⊕1976⊕Macroassemblers ⊕United States  
BLAZE   ↓⊕1985 ⊕United States Single assignment language for parallel processing 
BLAZE 2   ↓⊕1989 ⊕United States Object-oriented successor to BLAZE. 
BLODI-G   ↓⊕1967⊕Flowcharts ⊕United States Grpahical programming system 
BOMM   ↓⊕1963⊕Statistical ⊕United States UCLA Time-series analysis package 
Burroughs Truth-Function Evaluator   ↓⊕1954⊕Predicate ⊕United States Logical evaluator system 
CABALA   ↓⊕1975⊕Scientific Basics ⊕Italy Extensions to Basic for laboratory work 
CADET   ↓⊕1969⊕AV-Control ⊕United States Graphical heuristic for shape-fitting 
CAL   ↓⊕2002⊕Graph ⊕United States GP language for the Ptolemy project 
Cantor   ↓⊕1987 ⊕United States  
CARPS   ↓⊕1968⊕Ad hoc query languages ⊕United States Word-problems language 
CCP   ↓⊕1967⊕Command systems ⊕United States  
Charme   ↓⊕1989 ⊕France  
CHIEF   ↓⊕1973 ⊕Netherlands  
CHIP   ↓⊕1985 ⊕Germany  
CIAO   ↓⊕1994⊕Horn clause ⊕Spain Distributed And/Or parallel prolog 
CLIP   ↓⊕1958⊕Information algebra ⊕United States Compiler Language for Information Processing 
CLP(R)   ↓⊕1986 ⊕Australia Constraint Logic Programming (Real) 
Computer Operations Language   ↓⊕1957⊕Intermediate languages and VMs ⊕United States Machine-independent language 
Concurrent Massey Hope+C   ↓⊕1999 ⊕New Zealand Concurrent Dialect of Massey Hope 
CST   ↓⊕1988 ⊕United States Concurrent OO Language 
DDL   ↓⊕1985 ⊕United States adventure defintion language 
DDN   ↓⊕1974⊕Single-assignment ⊕United States Data-Driven Nets 
DEL   ↓⊕1971⊕Intermediate languages and VMs ⊕United States Variable instruction set abstract interpreter 
DEVIL   ↓⊕2000 ⊕France  
DIALECT    ⊕United States  
DPL   ↓⊕1968⊕Generalised programming ⊕United States Dataless Programming Language 
dpSather   ↓⊕1992 ⊕Australia  
E   ↓⊕1989 ⊕United States C++ persistent dialect with data types 
EASY   ↓⊕1972⊕Intermediate languages and VMs ⊕United States Intermediate language 
ECL-1   ↓⊕1969⊕Interface and windowing ⊕United Kingdom Environment Control Language 
Eden   ↓⊕1995 ⊕International  
el(alpha)   ⊕Serial Operators ⊕Japan  
Ellie   ↓⊕1990⊕Prototyping ⊕Denmark Distributed OO language 
EPL   ↓⊕1984⊕Pascals ⊕United States Eden Programming Language - concurrent 
EPL   ↓⊕1969⊕Macros ⊕United States Programming language for ESS machines 
ESPL/I   ↓⊕1978 ⊕United States  
Esterel   ↓⊕1984 ⊕France  
FGRAAL   ↓⊕1972⊕Graph ⊕United States Fortran Graph extensions 
FIML   ↓⊕1992⊕Lazy Evaluation FPs ⊕Japan Functional and Imperative ML 
FISh   ↓⊕1997 ⊕Australia  
FL   ↓⊕1985 ⊕United States Function Level 
FMPL   ↓⊕1976⊕Prototyping ⊕United States Prototyping OOL 
FOQL   ↓⊕2000 ⊕United States Fuzzy Object Query Language 
ForceEpsilon   ↓⊕1989⊕Polymorphic ⊕Canada  
FORK   ↓⊕1998 ⊕Austria PRAM-language  
FORK   ↓⊕1992 ⊕Austria PRAM-language 
Fork95   ↓⊕1995 ⊕Austria PRAM-language 
Fornax   ↓⊕1994⊕Array ⊕United States APL with patterns 
Functional Units   ↓⊕1977⊕Actor ⊕Italy Extended actor language 
Gallina   ↓⊕1992 ⊕France  
Gamma   ↓⊕1990 ⊕France Massively parallel language derived from chemical reactions 
GARP   ↓⊕1988⊕Graph ⊕United States Graph-based hybrid concurrent OO language 
GASP   ↓⊕1969⊕Graph ⊕United States PL/I extension for programming graph algorithms 
GCLA II   ↓⊕1992 ⊕Sweden  
GEA   ↓⊕1968⊕Graph ⊕Italy Graph Extended ALGOL 
GEMS   ↓⊕1956⊕Event scheduling ⊕United States GE Manufacturing Simulator 
Glee   ↓⊕2000⊕Array ⊕United States APL language with structures 
Glyphic Script   ↓⊕1994⊕Prototyping ⊕United States Prototype based scripting language 
GpH   ↓⊕2001 ⊕United Kingdom Glasgow parallel Haskell 
GRAF   ↓⊕1967⊕2d shape ⊕United States GRaphic Additions to FORTRAN 
GRAP   ↓⊕1975 ⊕United States  
GRAP   ↓⊕1991 ⊕United States  
GRASPE   ↓⊕1968⊕Graph ⊕United States  
Greif formal specification language   ↓⊕1975 ⊕United States  
GSL   ↓⊕1964⊕Decision tables ⊕United States Generation Strategy Language 
GTPL   ↓⊕1970⊕Graph  Graph-theoretical extensions to Fortran  
GYVE   ↓⊕1978 ⊕United States Concurrent SETL dialect 
HACL   ↓⊕1994⊕Linear ⊕Japan Concurrent OO language based on linear logic 
HARVEY   ↓⊕1972⊕Other Wirth Algols ⊕United States ICR Bliss dialect 
Haskell#   ↓⊕1991 ⊕United States Parallel dialect of Haskell 
Hoare super-structured Algol   ↓⊕1972⊕True ALGOL60s ⊕United Kingdom Algol with sets, subsets, orders etc 
Hope+   ↓⊕1988 ⊕United Kingdom  
Hybrid   ↓⊕1987⊕CPL, BCPL and B ⊕Switzerland  
ICL   ↓⊕1978 ⊕United States Language for ambiguous lists 
Id   ↓⊕1978 ⊕United States Irvine Dataflow 
IDMS   ↓⊕1981⊕2d shape ⊕United States Pictorial query language 
ISPL   ↓⊕1971 ⊕United States Incremental System Programming Language 
IVSYS   ↓⊕1965⊕Array ⊕United States Early implementation of APL 
JANUS   ↓⊕1969⊕Statistical ⊕United States Interactive statstics system  
JARGOL   ↓⊕2000⊕Strict evaluation LISPs ⊕United States Proposed algorithmic language by Rees 
Joyce   ↓⊕1987⊕Pascals ⊕United States Simplified experimental Concurrent Pascal  
Klaim   ↓⊕1997 ⊕Italy Kernel Language for Agents Interaction and Mobility  
KLIC   ↓⊕1994 ⊕Japan  
KOMPILER   ↓⊕1953⊕Low-level Autocoders ⊕United States Livermore autocode 
KRS   ↓⊕1987 ⊕Belgium Knowledge representation system 
Language for Class Description   ↓⊕1964⊕OO C family ⊕United States  
Learner   ↓⊕1958 ⊕United States Self-creating programming system 
Librarian   ↓⊕1977⊕Protocol ⊕France Library connection language 
LLilog   ↓⊕1986⊕Language-oriented ⊕Germany KR Lanugage 
LogTalk   ↓⊕1998 ⊕Portugal OO Extensions to Prolog 
LOOPN   ↓⊕1993 ⊕Australia Petri net language 
LRLTRAN   ↓⊕1968⊕Non Standard FIV ⊕United States Vector processing FORTRAN extension  
LUCID   ↓⊕1975⊕Single-assignment ⊕Canada dataflow language 
Mage   ↓⊕1967⊕Other Algol 60s ⊕France French Algol 
Massey Hope+C   ↓⊕1996 ⊕New Zealand  
MERCURY   ↓⊕1995 ⊕Australia Logic/functional language 
microAPL   ↓⊕1981⊕Array ⊕United States Microprogramming APL Dialect 
MIX   ↓⊕1968⊕Symbolic assemblers ⊕United States MIX Assembly Language 
MIX/360   ↓⊕1970⊕Symbolic assemblers ⊕United States Paper assembler for TAOCP 
MIXAL   ↓⊕1969⊕Symbolic assemblers ⊕United States MIX Assembly Language 
MIXAL.NET   ↓⊕2000 ⊕Russian Federation MIXAL for .NET 
Mode   ↓⊕1987⊕OO C family ⊕Finland OO language with lh anonymising 
Moostrap   ↓⊕1995⊕Prototyping ⊕France  
MPL   ↓⊕1990 ⊕United States Data-parallel version of C for MASPAR 
MPL   ↓⊕1971⊕Microprogramming and HLAs ⊕United States MicroProgramming Language 
Music   ↓⊕1957⊕Sound-Performance ⊕United States Languages for musical sound synthesis 
NCL   ↓⊕1990 ⊕United States Network prolog 
NETL   ↓⊕1979⊕Frame languages ⊕United States  
NODAL   ↓⊕1974⊕Generation of JOSS I ⊕Switzerland High level declarative language for physics research 
NPL   ↓⊕1963⊕IBM PL/Is ⊕United States New Programming Language 
Orthogonal   ↓⊕1996⊕Crossword ⊕United States 2nd version of 2d language 
OSL/2   ↓⊕1970⊕Other algorithmic ⊕United States Systems language 
OWL   ↓⊕1977 ⊕United States KR language 
PACOL   ↓⊕1974 ⊕Israel Language to control programming components 
PANON-1B   ↓⊕1965⊕Patterns ⊕Italy Pattern-directed symbol manipulation language 
PEESPOL   ↓⊕1971⊕Microprogramming and HLAs ⊕United States UoI microprogramming system 
PINBOL   ⊕Decision tables ⊕United States Decision table language for controlling pinball machines 
PISTOL   ↓⊕1983 ⊕United States Portably Implemented STack Oriented Language 
PL/CS   ↓⊕1974⊕Other PL/Is ⊕United States PL/I subdialect for the CPS 
PLASM   ↓⊕1995 ⊕Italy Geometry-oriented functional language 
PLCV   ↓⊕1973 ⊕United States  
PM2   ↓⊕1990⊕Pascals ⊕Australia Parallel Modula-2 
POLYGOTH   ↓⊕1990 ⊕France  
Postmark   ↓⊕1992⊕Sound-Performance ⊕Australia Stack based musical composition language 
PREDULA   ↓⊕1991⊕Pascals ⊕Sweden Data-parallel Pascal 
PRESTO   ↓⊕1987 ⊕United States  
PRIZ   ↓⊕1983 ⊕Estonia Logic programming environment 
PRL   ↓⊕1983 ⊕United States Proof Refinement Logic 
Progol   ↓⊕1993 ⊕United Kingdom  
Prolog-ELF   ↓⊕1985⊕Horn clause ⊕Japan  
PRORAB   ↓⊕1957⊕Lenigrad languages ⊕Russian Federation Leningrad Programming System 
ProtoHyperflow   ↓⊕1993 ⊕United States  
PRS   ↓⊕1987⊕Robotics   
pSather   ↓⊕1991 ⊕United States parallel Sather 
PSL   ↓⊕1970⊕Goal description ⊕United States Problem Statement Language 
PSL/II   ↓⊕1973 ⊕United States Problem Statement Language/version 2  
PSL/PSA   ↓⊕1976 ⊕United States Problem Statement Language/Problem Statement Analyzer  
PSYCHOL   ↓⊕1968⊕Experiment control and recording ⊕United Kingdom language for psychological experimentation 
PUNCHY   ↓⊕1953⊕Other Conversational ⊕United States Interactive tape controller 
RC   ↓⊕1991 ⊕France Reactive C 
Reaction Handler   ↓⊕1967⊕Experiment control and recording ⊕United Kingdom Control language for experimentation 
Real-Time Concurrent C   ↓⊕1991⊕CPL, BCPL and B ⊕United States Real-time extensions to Concurrent C 
REL   ↓⊕1968⊕Grammar and Syntax-oriented ⊕United States Rapidly Extensible Language 
ROLOG   ↓⊕1996 ⊕United States  
Rosette   ↓⊕2000 ⊕United States Concurrent OO Language 
RPL   ↓⊕1992  A Reactive Plan Language  
SANPLAN   ↓⊕2000 ⊕India  
SAX APL   ↓⊕1989⊕Array ⊕United States Sharp APL eXtended 
sceptic 3   ↓⊕1989 ⊕United Kingdom  
sceptic 4   ↓⊕1993 ⊕United Kingdom  
SCL   ↓⊕1961⊕Statistical ⊕United States IBM statistical programming language 
Seque   ↓⊕1988 ⊕United States Experimental language for manipulating sequences  
SHOE   ↓⊕2000 ⊕United States HTML extension set for the semantic web 
SL   ↓⊕1981⊕Tree ⊕United States Structure Language 
SMACK   ↓⊕1979⊕Macroassemblers ⊕United States Macro package for MIL 
SML   ↓⊕1960⊕Lazy Evaluation LISPs ⊕United States Symbol language 
SNAP   ↓⊕1965⊕Macros ⊕United Kingdom  
SPS-I   ↓⊕1957⊕Event scheduling ⊕United States Simulations precursor to SIMSCRIPT 
Squeak   ↓⊕1985 ⊕United States  
SUSL   ↓⊕1981⊕Tree ⊕United States Selective Updating Structure Language 
sysLucid   ↓⊕1994⊕Single-assignment ⊕Canada Systolic functional Lucid 
TAL   ↓⊕1998 ⊕Sweden Temporal Action Logics 
TAO   ↓⊕1995 ⊕Italy Parallel dialect of FORTRAN with some object extensions 
TELOS   ↓⊕1989 ⊕Canada  
TERMAC   ↓⊕1968⊕Matrix ⊕United States Matrix language 
ThingLab   ↓⊕1979 ⊕United States  
TOSS   ↓⊕1969⊕Modelling ⊕United States  
Trilogy II   ↓⊕1988 ⊕Canada  
TSAR   ↓⊕1968⊕Statistical ⊕United States  
TSAR   ↓⊕1970⊕Statistical ⊕United States Statistical system for taped-stored data 
UNITS   ↓⊕1977⊕Frame languages ⊕United States Frame language 
Us   ↓⊕1996⊕Prototyping ⊕United States Prototyping OOL 
Valid   ↓⊕1982 ⊕Japan Dataflow language 
VIB   ↓⊕1956⊕Low-level Autocoders ⊕United States Early language for General Motors 
Viron   ↓⊕1983 ⊕United States Dataflow Programming Environment 
VIVA   ↓⊕1990 ⊕United States  
VIVID   ↓⊕1987⊕Goal description ⊕United States  
W2   ↓⊕1988⊕Pascals ⊕United States Systolic array parallel language  
White Oak Curry   ↓⊕1953⊕Low-level Autocoders ⊕United States White Oak Curry system 
XGEN   ↓⊕1977 ⊕United States Code generator generator 
X-KLAIM   ↓⊕2000 ⊕Italy Language for organising mobile agents and their interaction strategies  
XL   ↓⊕1977 ⊕United States Intermediate language for XGEN