H ? 1959 ← 1961 →

1960s languages ↑
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Explore languages for 1960

ABL   1960↓⊕Information Retrieval ↓⊕Italy Language manipulation of files 
ACT II   1960↓⊕Generalised programming ↓⊕United States Autocode Coding system 
ALERT   1960↓⊕Algebraic ↓⊕United States IR language 
Algol 205   1960↓⊕True ALGOL60s ↓⊕United States Algol for the Burroughs 205 
ALGOL 30   1960↓⊕True ALGOL60s ↓⊕United States Dartmouth Algol 
ALPHA   1960↓⊕Algebraic ↓⊕United States HLL for STRETCH-HARVEST 
ANATRAN   1960 ↓⊕United States Hybrid simulation and control language 
AP3   1960↓⊕Fortran I-III Coeval ↓⊕France autocode for GAMMA 60  
API   1960 ↓⊕United States  
APL   1960↓⊕Array ↓⊕United States Array-centered programing language 
APS III   1960↓⊕Generalised programming ↓⊕United States  
APT   1960↓⊕Algebraic ↓⊕United States Polish notation algebraic language 
AUTOAPT   1960↓⊕Numerical Control ↓⊕United States  
Automatic network calculation   1960↓⊕Flowcharts ↓⊕Germany Flowchart input language 
Autostat   1960↓⊕Statistical ↓⊕United Kingdom Statistical Programming Language 
Basic COBOL   1960↓⊕COBOL-60 ↓⊕United States Minimum required BASIC from 1960 Standard 
BEFAP   1960↓⊕Macroassemblers ↓⊕United States Bell labs macroassembler 
BELFAP   1960↓⊕Macroassemblers ↓⊕United States FAP with extensive macro facilities 
BLESSED   1960↓⊕Symbolic assemblers ↓⊕United States Burroughs assembler 
BRLESC Instruction Code    1960↓⊕Initial orders ↓⊕United States Initial orders for the BRLESC computer 
Brooker/Morris syntax language   1960↓⊕Grammar and Syntax-oriented ↓⊕United Kingdom Phrase structure language to create MERCURY Autocode 
BSS   1960↓⊕Intermediate languages and VMs ↓⊕United States Relocatable binary form output from FORTRAN 
CL-I   1960↓⊕Grammar and Syntax-oriented ↓⊕United States Compiler generator language 
COBOL   1960↓⊕COBOL-60 ↓⊕United States COmmon Business Oriented Language 
COBOL Narrator   1960↓⊕COBOL-60 ↓⊕United States RCA COBOL 
Commercial Compiler   1960↓⊕COBOL coeval ↓⊕United States Bendix commercial compiler 
CONTRANS   1960 ↓⊕United States  
DAC   1960↓⊕Arithmetic ↓⊕United States Initial Culler system 
DECAL   1960↓⊕Other Algol 60s ↓⊕United States DEC simplified Algol 
Decision Making   1960↓⊕Decision tables ↓⊕United States Declarative language 
DETAB-X   1960↓⊕Decision tables ↓⊕United States Decision table-aware dialect of COBOL 
DPS   1960↓⊕Other DPLs ↓⊕United States IBM data processing system for STRETCH 
Easicode   1960↓⊕Early Autocodes ↓⊕United Kingdom Autocode for the DEUCE 
EASY   1960↓⊕Macroassemblers ↓⊕United States Honeywell macro-assembler 
EASYCODER   1960↓⊕COBOL-60 ↓⊕United States Automatic code generator from template cards 
Elliott ALGOL   1960↓⊕True ALGOL60s ↓⊕United Kingdom Hoare's seminal ALGOL 60 
Elliott Autocode   1960↓⊕Early Autocodes ↓⊕United Kingdom Elliott Brothers Autocoder 
Elliotts   1960↓⊕COBOL coeval ↓⊕United Kingdom Commercial Autocode from Elliot Bros 
EMAL assembly   1960 ↓⊕Poland  
EMIDEC Business System   1960 ↓⊕United Kingdom Business autocode for the EMIDEC computers 
Evans's Decision Table Language   1960↓⊕Decision tables ↓⊕United States  
Fact Compiler Language   1960↓⊕Flat DB ↓⊕United States Restricted ENglish querying language 
FARGO   1960↓⊕Report Generators ↓⊕United States Report generation package for the IBM 1401 
File Maintenance and Report/File Writing   1960↓⊕Report Generators ↓⊕United States Early IBM Data processing language 
FLEX   1960↓⊕Intermediate languages and VMs ↓⊕United States Intermediate language for the ALA system 
Floyd - Evans language   1960↓⊕Grammar and Syntax-oriented ↓⊕United States Symbolic manipulation language 
FMS   1960↓⊕Macroassemblers ↓⊕United States FORTRAN Macroassembler System 
FORAST   1960↓⊕Fortran I-III Coeval ↓⊕United States Formula and Assembly Translator 
FRAP   1960↓⊕Macroassemblers ↓⊕United States PDP-1 assembler 
GAR   1960↓⊕Macroassemblers ↓⊕United States Macro assembler  
GATE   1960↓⊕Internal Translators ↓⊕United States Generalized Algebraic Translator Extended 
GECL   1960↓⊕High-level Autocoders ↓⊕United States General Electric Common Language 
GECOM   1960↓⊕COBOL-60 ↓⊕United States GE Hybrid language system  
GIER Algol   1960↓⊕True ALGOL60s ↓⊕Denmark Naur's seminal ALGOL 60 
Glennie syntax language   1960↓⊕Grammar and Syntax-oriented ↓⊕United States Syntax-directed UNCOL compiler 
GOOFUS   1960 ↓⊕United States  
GOTRAN   1960↓⊕Fortran I-III Variants ↓⊕United States Load-and-go FORTRAN 
ICT COBOL   1960↓⊕COBOL-60 ↓⊕United Kingdom Basic COBOL 60 from ICT 
INFRAL   1960↓⊕Ad hoc query languages ↓⊕United States Information retrieval language 
INTERPROGRAM   1960↓⊕Autocode Coeval ↓⊕Australia English-language interpreter 
IOCS   1960 ↓⊕United States  
IPL-VI   1960↓⊕List ↓⊕United States Information Processing Language v6 
Irons syntax language   1960↓⊕Grammar and Syntax-oriented ↓⊕United States  
ISOPAR   1960↓⊕Symbolic assemblers ↓⊕United States  
IVY   1960 ↓⊕United States  
JBL-4   1960↓⊕High-level Autocoders ↓⊕United States Johnniac Bureau Language 
JOVIAL J2   1960↓⊕Jovials ↓⊕United States JOVIAL version 2 
Kiev Automatic Programming System   1960↓⊕Kiev languages ↓⊕Russian Federation Kiev Autocoder 
KLIPA   1960↓⊕Autocode Coeval ↓⊕Poland Russian symbolic translator  
LARC Scientific Compiler   1960↓⊕Fortran I-III Variants ↓⊕United States Fortran for the LARC 
LOGALGOL   1960↓⊕True ALGOL60s ↓⊕Austria Set-based ALGOL variant from IBM Vienna 
LORBS   1960   
MADCAP   1960↓⊕Multiline ↓⊕United States Two dimensional maths and set language 
MAGNET   1960↓⊕Optimisation and LP ↓⊕United States Linear programming with matrix capabilities 
Manchester Autocode   1960↓⊕Early Autocodes ↓⊕United Kingdom  
MAP   1960↓⊕Macroassemblers ↓⊕United States Macro Assembly Program 
MAP   1960↓⊕Symbolic assemblers ↓⊕United States MOBIDIC Assembler Program 
MCP   1960 ↓⊕United States  
Mercury Programming System   1960 ↓⊕United States Realtime programming system for the Mercury Spaceflights 
Meta   1960↓⊕Grammar and Syntax-oriented ↓⊕United States Syntax-directed compiler 
Metropolitan Univac Compiler   1960↓⊕COBOL coeval ↓⊕United States  
MIDAS   1960↓⊕Macroassemblers ↓⊕United States Assembler with macro and string processing capabilities 
MOBL   1960↓⊕Macros ↓⊕United States Macro Oriented Business Language 
Moscow Automatic Translation System   1960↓⊕Moscow languages ↓⊕Russian Federation Russian HL Autocoder 
MPL   1960↓⊕Macroassemblers ↓⊕United States Programming language for the M9 language experimental system 
MUSIC III   1960↓⊕Sound-Performance ↓⊕United States Musical composition language 
MUSP   1960↓⊕Statistical ↓⊕United States Multivariate Statistical Package 
NEAT   1960↓⊕COBOL coeval ↓⊕United States NCR's Autocoder 
NEBULA   1960↓⊕COBOL coeval ↓⊕United Kingdom Ferranti business autocode 
NUIT   1960↓⊕Low-level Autocoders ↓⊕United States NWU IT 
NUMERIC   1960↓⊕Grammar and Syntax-oriented ↓⊕Japan Automatic programming language 
OMNIFORM   1960↓⊕Columnar sheets ↓⊕United States NBS analysis system 
OPAL   1960↓⊕Flat DB ↓⊕United Kingdom CEIR data processing language 
OPUS   1960↓⊕Low-level Autocoders ↓⊕United States TRW optimised autocoder 
PAS   1960 ↓⊕France  
PASCAL   1960↓⊕Macroassemblers ↓⊕Netherlands Macro-assembler for Philips computer 
PENNCODE   1960↓⊕Low-level Autocoders ↓⊕United States Penn State autocoder 
PK-MAD   1960↓⊕IAL Coeval ↓⊕United States Debugging MAD dialect 
Program PRORAB   1960↓⊕Algebraic ↓⊕Russian Federation Universal algebraic system 
Protosynthex   1960↓⊕Ad hoc query languages ↓⊕United States Querying system for English test 
RAMAC   1960↓⊕Symbolic assemblers ↓⊕United States Symbolic Assembly Program for IBM RAMAC  
RegneCentralen ALGOL   1960↓⊕True ALGOL60s ↓⊕Denmark Danish family of Algol 60 languages 
Rothamsted autocode   1960↓⊕Early Autocodes ↓⊕United Kingdom Analytical and statistical autocode 
ROVER   1960↓⊕Other DPLs ↓⊕United States Heuristic querying language 
SAFARI   1960↓⊕Symbolic assemblers ↓⊕United States TRW space Interactive assembler 
SAKO   1960↓⊕Fortran I-III Coeval ↓⊕Poland Polish Automatic Coder  
SCP   1960↓⊕Symbolic assemblers ↓⊕United States One-to-one compiler for symbolic address  
SHADOW III   1960↓⊕Grammar and Syntax-oriented ↓⊕United States Syntax-driven compiler 
SIMPAC   1960↓⊕Activity scanning ↓⊕United States Initial, exploratory version at SDC 
SLANG   1960↓⊕True Algol58s ↓⊕United States Compiler compiler system 
slip   1960↓⊕Symbolic assemblers ↓⊕Denmark Macro assembler for GIER computer 
SML   1960↓⊕Lazy Evaluation LISPs ↓⊕United States Symbol language 
SOS   1960↓⊕Symbolic assemblers ↓⊕United States SHARE Assembler 
STRAP   1960↓⊕Symbolic assemblers ↓⊕United States STRetch Assembly Program 
STRAP I   1960↓⊕Symbolic assemblers ↓⊕United States assembler for IBM 7030/709 
SUBALGOL   1960↓⊕True Algol58s ↓⊕United States Stanford extensions to BALGOL 
SUPERTASS   1960↓⊕Symbolic assemblers ↓⊕United States Autocoder for G-20 
SYNTOL   1960↓⊕Description languages ↓⊕France French IR language 
TABSOL   1960↓⊕Decision tables ↓⊕United States Tabular systems language 
TAPTAC   1960↓⊕Symbolic assemblers ↓⊕United States Super-TAP for Philco 
TECO   1960↓⊕Lines ↓⊕United States Text Editor and COrrector - Macro language 
The Oracle   1960↓⊕Ad hoc query languages ↓⊕United States Early QA system 
TIDE   1960↓⊕COBOL coeval ↓⊕United States English commercial autocode 
TRIE   1960 ↓⊕United States  
VIP   1960↓⊕Other DPLs ↓⊕United States Irregular informaiton language 
Vleduts and Finn organic chemistry language   1960↓⊕Chemical formula languages ↓⊕United States