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PL/C

Known as: PL, PL/C programming language 
PL/C is a computer programming language developed at Cornell University with the specific goal of being used for teaching programming. It is based on… 
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Compile and go systemCornell University Programming LanguageGenerational list of programming languagesHistory of compiler construction

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1991
1991
A general stability analysis of structural systems subjected to circulatory loading or thermal radiation in the elastic and elasto-plastic range
The paper examines the nonlinear behaviour of one- and two-degree-of-freedom discrete mechanical models subjected to partial… 
1976
1976
Language Features that Support Program Verification (illustrated in PL/C)
The author of a program can convince its readers (including himself) that it computes as he intended by writing into the program… 
1976
1976
Six PL/I compilers
This paper describes an experimental evaluation of the execution speed of object programs produced by six PL/I compilers. A set… 
1975
1975
PL/CT A Terminal Version of PL/C Release 2
PL/CT is a special version of PL/C designed to permit programs to be run interactively from a typewriter terminal. It is… 
1975
1975
SP/K (PL/1 Subset) compilers now available for 360/370 and PDP-11
The Computer Systems Research Group of the University of Toronto is now distributing their compilers for SP/k. These compilers… 
1975
1975
Problem solving using PL/C : an introduction for business and the social sciences
1973
1973
Structured Programming in PL./C: An Abecedarian
1972
1972
Eight statement PL/C (PL/ZERO) plus PL/ONE
1972
1972
PL/C: a processor for PL/I
1971
1971
PL/C: the design of a high-performance compiler for PL/I
A general purpose production compiler faces many diverse and demanding tasks. It must obviously accept the full source language… 
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