AMBUSH: a case history in language design

@inproceedings{Warshall1971AMBUSHAC,
  title={AMBUSH: a case history in language design},
  author={Stephen Warshall},
  booktitle={AFIPS Spring Joint Computing Conference},
  year={1971}
}

• Stephen Warshall
• Published in AFIPS Spring Joint Computing Conference 1971
• DOI:10.1145/1478873.1478914

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AMBUSH is a language in which the user can describe a materials-processing/transportation network in an allegedly readable form. The AMBUSH Compiler transforms this description into a set of linear equations and inequalities and edits this set into an input file for a linear programming package.