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Computer languages on this page are Ada, LISP, and ALGOL.
updated 12-6-2001 Ada is a computer language. It was the result of the efforts of numerous people, four of whom stand out: Jean D. Ichbiah, William E. Carlson, David Fisher, and William A. Whitaker. Together they recognized the need for a common computer language for the U.S. Department of Defense, to replace the over 400 different computer languages and dialects previously in use there, and worked to develop this single one. Ada is a powerful language, allowing types, subprograms, input-output facilities for numerous devices, parallel processing, exception handling, and many other functions. Please note that it is named for Countess Augusta Ada Lovelace, daughter of Lord Byron, and is therefore not an acronym. 005.133 Ada letters A191 RID: 83-647626 ITEM #: add00001 005.133 Barnes, J. G. P. (John Gilbert Presslie) A191ba Programming in ADA 1984 RID: 83-3803 ITEM #: add00002 005.133 Barnes, J. G. P. (John Gilbert Presslie) A191ba Programming in ADA. -- Reading, Mass. : 1989 RID: 88-31878 ITEM #: add00022 005.133 Booch, Grady A191b Software engineering with Ada 1983 RID: wln84-135157 ITEM #: add00003 005.133 Bray, Gary A191br Understanding Ada RID: 84-26998 ITEM #: add00004 005.42 Buhr, R. J. A. B931s System design with Ada RID: 83-13673 ITEM #: add00005 526.0285 Clarke, Keith, 1955- C598a Analytical and computer cartography. -- 1995 Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : Prentice Hall, 1995 RID: 94-33245 ITEM #: ccc00046 005.133 Downes, Valerie A., 1944- A191d Programming embedded systems with Ada RID: 81-23458 ITEM #: add00006 005.133 Gehani, Narain, 1947- A191g Ada, an advanced introduction RID: 82-15125 ITEM #: add00007 005.133 Gehani, Narain, 1947- A191g Ada, an advanced introduction 1984 RID: 83-11215 ITEM #: add00008 005.1 Gelernter, David Hillel G316p Programming languages. -- Cambridge, Mass. : RID: 90-5485 ITEM #: add00009 005.133 Habermann, A. Nico, 1932- A191h Ada for experienced programmers 1983 RID: wln84-141097 ITEM #: add00010 005.133 Katzan, Harry A191k Invitation to Ada & Ada reference manual RID: 82-3686 ITEM #: add00011 005.133 Ledgard, Henry F., 1943- A191L Ada, an introduction 1983 RID: 82-19444 ITEM #: add00012 005.133 Lewis, John, Ph. D. J41Lew Java software solutions / John Lewis, 2001 William Loftus. - Reading, MA : Addison Wesley Longman, 2001 RID: 00-64309 ITEM #: ccc00073 005.133 Mayoh, B. H A191ma Problem solving with ADA RID: 81-14675 ITEM #: add00013 005.133 McGettrick, Andrew D., 1944- A191m Program verification using Ada RID: 81-12276 ITEM #: add00014 001.6424 Pyle, I. C. (Ian C.), 1934- P996a The Ada programming language005.133 RID: 80-25034 ITEM #: add00015 005.26 Stevens, Al, 1940- S844w Welcome to programming. -- New York : MIS:Press, 1994 RID: 94-195459 ITEM #: ccc00041 005.133 Studies in Ada style A191hi 1983 RID: 82-19501 ITEM #: add00016 001.6424 Towards a formal description of Ada T737 RID: 82-136131 ITEM #: add00017 005.133 Wegner, Peter A191w Programming with Ada RID: 79-24152 ITEM #: add00018 001.6424 Wiener, Richard, 1941- W647p Programming in Ada RID: 82-20046 ITEM #: add00019 005.1 Wiener, Richard, 1941- W647s Software engineering with Modula-2 and Ada RID: 83-21827 ITEM #: add00020 001.6424 Young, Stephen J Y76i An introduction to ADA RID: 82-15547 ITEM #: add00021
updated 12-24-2001 ALGOL was invented by an international committee - actually by several: the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and the Gesellschaft fur angewandte Mathematik und Mechanik (GAMM); and since 1958 has been overseen by the International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP). Intended to be a language between machine level and sophisticated programming languages, ALGOL serves programmers by trans- lating programming statements via algebra into machine code; thus it was early called "automatic programming." The name ALGOL is an acronym for "Algorithmic Language." There are various dialects including ALGOL 60 and ALGOL 68. 651.8 Adams, J. Mack, 1933- A2141i An introduction to computer science / J. Mack Adams, Robert Moon. - Glenview, Ill. : Scott, Foresman, 1970 RID: 79-15620 ITEM #: bsc00064 994.003 The Australian encyclopedia. - 6th ed. - Terry Hills, N.S.W. : A938 Australia Geographic, 1996 1996 Entry under "Computing terms and language." RID: wln97-7794 ITEM #: ccc00038 519.4 Chambers, John M C444c Computational methods for data analysis. - New York : Wiley, 1977 RID: --- ITEM #: lsp00018 541 De Maine, Paul A. D D369d Digital computer programs for physical chemistry. - New York : RID: 63-15053 ITEM #: ago00014 001.6424 Dijkstra, Edsger Wybe. D575p A primer of ALGOL 60 programming RID: 62-13885 ITEM #: ago00001 001.6424 Ershov, Andrei Petrovich. E73i Input language for automatic programming systems RID: 63-12393 ITEM #: ago00002 510.7834 Foster, John Michael F755L List processing. - London : RID: 68-9207 ITEM #: ago00009 005.1 Gelernter, David Hillel G316p Programming linguistics. -- Cambridge, Mass. RID: 90-5485 ITEM #: add00009 001.6424 IFIP Working Conference on ALGOL 68 Implemen- I11a tation, Munich, 1970 ALGOL 68 implementation RID: 79-146198 ITEM #: ago00003 Q Kieburtz, Richard B., 1933- 001.6424 Structured programming and problem solving K47s with ALGOL W RID: 75-4685 ITEM #: ago00004 519.9 Kunzi, Hans Paul, 1924- K96n.Er Numerical methods of mathematical opti- mization with ALGOL and FORTRAN programs. - New York : RID: 68-18673 ITEM #: ago00013 Q Lecht, Charles Philip 510.7834 The programmer's ALGOL. -- New York : L459pa RID: 67-15036 ITEM #: ago00010 Q McCracken, Daniel D 510.7834 A guide to ALGOL programming. -- New York : M132ga RID: 62-17464 ITEM #: ago00011 001.6424 Meulen, S. B. van der M597i Informal introduction to ALGOL 68 1973 RID: 78-148532 ITEM #: ago00005 001.6424 Pagan, Frank G. P128p A practical guide to Algol 68 RID: 75-6925 ITEM #: ago00006 510.7834 Randell, Brian, 1936- R191a ALGOL 60 implementation. - London : RID: 63-23326 ITEM #: ago00012 001.6424 Rutishauser, Heinz, 1918- R977d Description of Algol 60 RID: 67-13537 ITEM #: ago00007 511.3 Salomaa, Arto S173f Formal languages. - New York : RID: 72-88356 ITEM #: ago00015 005.133 Stroustrup, Bjarne C111s2 The design and evolution of C++. - [S.l.] : Addison-Wesley, 1994 RID: 93-50758 ITEM #: ccc00061 001.6424 Wichmann, B. A. W635a ALGOL 60 compilation and assessment RID: 73-9480 ITEM #: ago00008 ALGOL
updated 12-20-2001 LISP is a computer programming language. The acronym stands for "list processing" language. Like other popular computer languages, there are a number of dialects, including Common LISP and SCHEME. 005.12 Abelson, Harold A141s Structure and interpretation of computer programs RID: 84-9688 ITEM #: lsp00001 001.6424 Allen John, 1937- A427a Anatomy of LISP RID: 78-7215 ITEM #: lsp00002 005.133 Anderson, John R. (John Robert), 1947- L111a Essential LISP RID: 86-3536 ITEM #: lsp00003 006.3 Artificial intelligence programming C483a 1987 RID: 87-8981 ITEM #: lsp00004 510.7834 Berkeley, Edmund Callis, ed. B512p The programming language LISP. - Cambridge, Mass. : RID: 66-4729 ITEM #: lsp00016 519.4 Chambers, John M C444c Computational methods for data analysis. - New York : Wiley, 1977 RID: --- ITEM #: lsp00018 006.3 Charniak, Eugene C483a Artificial intelligence programming RID: 79-22120 ITEM #: lsp00005 574.526420285 Chew, Jimmie D C529d Development of a system for simulating vegetative patterns and processes at landscape scales. - 1995 Thesis (Ph. D.)-University of Montana, 1995. RID: --- ITEM #: lsp00020 410.285 Danlos, Laurence D187g.Ed [Generation automatique de textes en langues naturelles. English] The linguistic basis of text generation. - Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 1987 RID: 86-26839 ITEM #: lsp00019 005.133 Dybvig, R. Kent S1112d The Scheme programming language RID: --- ITEM #: lsp00022 001.6424 Friedman, Daniel P. F911L The little LISPer RID: 73-91284 ITEM #: lsp00006 005.1 Gelernter, David Hillel G316p Programming linguistics. -- Cambridge, Mass. RID: 90-5485 ITEM #: add00009 006.33 Gonzalez, Avelino J G643e The engineering of knowledge-based systems : theory and practice / Avelino J. Gonzalez, Douglas D. Dankel. - Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : Prentice Hall, 1993 RID: 92-38279 ITEM #: ccc00049 006.6869 Harford, Alex H278g GIMP essential reference. - [S.l.] : New Riders, 2000 RID: 99-65219 ITEM #: htm00048 005.133 Keene, Sonya E. C1116k Object-oriented programming in Common LISP RID: 88-14607 ITEM #: lsp00007 005.133 Kiczales, Gregor C1116ki The art of the metaobject protocol / Gregor Kiczales, Jim des Rivieres, and Daniel G. Bobrow. -- Cambridge, Mass. : MIT Press, 1991 RID: 91-16731 ITEM #: lsp00015 001.6424 Maurer, Ward Douglas, 1938- M453p The programmer's introduction to LISP RID: 79-185637 ITEM #: lsp00008 005.133 Norvig, Peter C1116n Paradigms of artificial intelligence programming : case studies in Common LISP. - San Mateo, Calif. : Morgan Kaufmann Publishers, 1992 RID: 91-39187 ITEM #: lsp00017 005.133 Siklossy, Laurent L111s Let's talk LISP RID: 75-19297 ITEM #: lsp00009 511.3028553 Shankar, N S528m Metamathematics, machines, and Godel=s proof. - Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 1994 RID: 94-222366 ITEM #: lsp00021 005.133 Steele, Guy C1116s COMMON LISP RID: 89-26016 ITEM #: lsp00010 001.6424 Weissman, Clark, 1934- W433L LISP 1.5 primer RID: 67-20611 ITEM #: lsp00011 005.133 Wilensky, Robert, 1951- C1116w Common LISPcraft RID: 88-14607 ITEM #: lsp00012 005.133 Winston, Patrick Henry L111w LISP RID: 80-65599 ITEM #: lsp00013 005.133 Winston, Patrick Henry L111w Lisp 1989 RID: 88-3392 ITEM #: lsp00014 LISP
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