Regnecentralen

Regnecentralen, or RC for short, was the first Danish computer company, founded on October 12, 1955. Through the 1950s and 1960s they designed a…

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2010

The history of labor and the history of gender are among the most understudied areas of the history of computing and software…

2007

To those who graduated from a Danish upper secondary school in the mid fifties, only three options seemed realistic. The…

2007

Mellem jul og nytår 1982 afholdtes overtagelsesprøve på Det Administrative Bibliotek på det splinternye bibliotekssystem fra…

2003

This paper first tells the rather unusual story of the acquisition of the first scientific computer by the University of Iceland…

1999

Personal contacts between Danish and Swedish scientists played a major role in transferring computer technology to Denmark. The…

1997

This most recent book of Brinch Hansen is a compilation of twenty-five papers published previously in, among others, Software…

1982

The BOBS system is an LALR(1) parser-generator. This paper is a user manual for the system consisting of a general description of…

1963

A fast punched-card-reader for punched and marked cards has been developed at Regnecentralen, Copenhagen. A technical description…

1962

In the autumn of 1960 it was decided to provide the computer DASK at Regnecentralen, Copenhagen, with a line printer of make…

1961