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Explore languages for 1958

ACT   1958↓⊕Generalised programming ↓⊕United States Autocode Coding system 
Advice Taker   1958 ↓⊕United States  
AIMACO   1958↓⊕COBOL coeval ↓⊕United States AIr MAteriel COmmand compiler 
Algebraic Compiler   1958 ↓⊕United States IAL-like system for Honeywell 800 
ALGO   1958↓⊕Low-level Autocoders ↓⊕United States Algorithmic language for Bendix G-15 
ALGOL   1958↓⊕True Algol58s ↓⊕International ALGOrithmic Language 
ALGOL 58   1958↓⊕True Algol58s ↓⊕International Algorithmic Language 
APAR   1958↓⊕External systems control ↓⊕United States System for scientific control 
APT II   1958↓⊕Numerical Control ↓⊕United States Automatically Programmed Tools v2 
ARGUS   1958↓⊕Other US historic ↓⊕United States Automatic Routine Generating and Updating System 
Arin and Shpens   1958↓⊕Autocode Coeval ↓⊕Latvia Latvian Autocode 
ASTRAL   1958↓⊕Expression oriented ↓⊕United States Simulation lanugage with analog input 
AUTOCODER II   1958↓⊕Low-level Autocoders ↓⊕United States IBM Business oriented language 
AUTOCODER III   1958↓⊕Low-level Autocoders ↓⊕United States HLL version of AUTOCODER 
AUTOCODING   1958↓⊕Early Autocodes ↓⊕Norway Norwegian AUTOCODE for the Ferranti Mercury 
BALGOL   1958↓⊕True Algol58s ↓⊕United States Burroughs Algorithmic Language 
BESYS   1958↓⊕Command systems ↓⊕United States Command language for BESYS 
BLISS   1958↓⊕Bell Labs Interpreters ↓⊕United States  
Burroughs Algorithmic Compiler   1958↓⊕Low-level Autocoders ↓⊕United States Autocoder for Burroughs 205 
CLEM   1958↓⊕Low-level Autocoders ↓⊕United States  Interpretive language for the JOHNNIAC 
CLIP   1958↓⊕Information algebra ↓⊕United States Compiler Language for Information Processing 
COMTRAN   1958↓⊕COBOL coeval ↓⊕United States Commercial Translator 
Curry Combinatorials   1958↓⊕Other lambda ↓⊕United States  
DYANA   1958↓⊕Difference Equations ↓⊕United States Dynamic systams language 
FACT   1958↓⊕COBOL coeval ↓⊕United States Fully Automated Compiling Technique 
Fischer IT   1958↓⊕Internal Translators ↓⊕United States Enhanced IT3 
FLEXIMATIC   1958↓⊕Generalised programming ↓⊕United States General library programming system  
FLPL   1958↓⊕List ↓⊕United States FORTRAN List Processing Language 
FORTOCOM    1958   
FORTRAN II   1958↓⊕Strict Early Fortrans ↓⊕United States FORTRAN v2 
FORTRAN III   1958↓⊕Strict Early Fortrans ↓⊕United States Interim Fortran 
GIF   1958↓⊕Internal Translators ↓⊕United States IT translator 
IAL   1958↓⊕True Algol58s ↓⊕International International Algebraic Language 
IR   1958↓⊕Other DPLs ↓⊕United States Database language IBM 704 
IT 3   1958↓⊕Internal Translators ↓⊕United States Internal Translator v3 
Korolyuk   1958↓⊕Low-level Autocoders ↓⊕Russian Federation Russian autocode 
Learner   1958 ↓⊕United States Self-creating programming system 
LISP   1958↓⊕Lazy Evaluation LISPs ↓⊕United States A list processing system with emphasis on recursion and formalism 
MAC-H   1958↓⊕Multiline ↓⊕United States MAC for the Honeywell 800 
Mercury Autocode   1958↓⊕Early Autocodes ↓⊕United Kingdom Autocode for the Ferranti MERCURY computer 
Messel and Crawford Monte Carlo system   1958↓⊕Monte Carlo ↓⊕Australia  
MICA   1958↓⊕Macroassemblers ↓⊕United States Share assembler 
MISP   1958↓⊕Expression oriented ↓⊕United States Interactive simulation language 
MORTRAN   1958↓⊕Strict Early Fortrans ↓⊕United States JOHNNIAC interpreter 
MUSIC II   1958↓⊕Sound-Performance ↓⊕United States Bell labs musical composition language 
MYSTIC   1958↓⊕Low-level Autocoders ↓⊕United States Multiplatform encoder 
NELIAC   1958 ↓⊕United States Navy Electronics Laboratory International ALGOL Compiler 
NORM   1958↓⊕Autocode Coeval ↓⊕United States Autocode for NORC 
OMNIFLEX   1958↓⊕Generalised programming ↓⊕United States Early library system 
Perlis and Smith string command language   1958↓⊕IAL Coeval ↓⊕United States  
PIPI   1958↓⊕Moscow languages ↓⊕Russian Federation Russian automatic coder 
PIT   1958↓⊕Intermediate languages and VMs ↓⊕United States Intermediate language for Internal Translator 
Purdue compiler   1958↓⊕Internal Translators ↓⊕United States Burroughs compiler 
RINSO   1958↓⊕Symbolic assemblers ↓⊕United States parody of SOAP 
RUNCIBLE   1958↓⊕Autocode Coeval ↓⊕United States Algebraic translator 
RUNCIBLE II   1958↓⊕Internal Translators ↓⊕United States RUNCIBLE for UNIVAC I 
SAP II   1958↓⊕Symbolic assemblers ↓⊕United States SHARE Assembly Program version II 
SESAME   1958↓⊕Sorting and editing systems ↓⊕United States Sort/Merge generator 
SHADOW   1958↓⊕Grammar and Syntax-oriented ↓⊕United States Syntax-directed compiler 
SIMPLE   1958↓⊕Expression oriented ↓⊕United States Simulation of Industrial Management Problems with Lots of Equations 
SIS   1958↓⊕Bell Labs Interpreters ↓⊕United States Statistical Interpretive System 
SOAP IIA   1958↓⊕Symbolic assemblers ↓⊕United States Improved SOAP II 
SOAP III   1958↓⊕Symbolic assemblers ↓⊕United States SOAP extended by Knuth 
SPEEDCODING 3   1958 ↓⊕United States  
SPIT   1958↓⊕Intermediate languages and VMs ↓⊕United States Intermediate language for IT 
SPS-II   1958↓⊕Activity scanning ↓⊕United States Proto SIMSCRIPT 
SQUOZE   1958↓⊕Symbolic assemblers ↓⊕United States  
SURGE   1958↓⊕Report Generators ↓⊕United States Report Generator 
TITAN Autocode   1958↓⊕Early Autocodes ↓⊕United Kingdom Macro autocode TITAN  
UNCOL   1958↓⊕Intermediate languages and VMs ↓⊕United States Proposed universal intermediate language 
V2   1958↓⊕Strict evaluation LISPs ↓⊕United States Volume 2 language from IAL work rejections 
X-2   1958↓⊕Symbolic assemblers ↓⊕United States UNIVAC Assembler 
XIL   1958↓⊕Symbolic assemblers ↓⊕United States UNIVAC symbolic assembler 
XTRAN   1958↓⊕Fortran I-III Variants ↓⊕United States Interactive extensible dialect of FORTRAN 
Young and Kent   1958↓⊕Information algebra ↓⊕United States Non-procedural language for formalising DP problems