IEEE Annals of the History of Computing - October-December 2014

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Volume 36, Number 4

Contents:

Algol in France: From Universal Project to Embedded Culture - Pierre Mounier-Kuhn

Embracing the Algol Effort in Czechoslovakia - Helena Durnova

When Switches Became Programs: Programming Languages and Telecommunications, 1965-1980 - Gard Paulsen

Universality versus Locality: The Amsterdam Style of Algol Implementation - Gerard Alberts and Edgar G. Daylight

Hopper and Dijkstra: Crisis, Revolution, and the Future of Programming - Sandy Payette

Video Synthesizers: from Analog Computing to Digital Art - Peter Sachs Collopy

Reviews

Events and Sightings

Anecdotes: My Corner of the Time-Sharing Innovation World - Bo Lewendal

Think Piece: Was Algol 60 the First Algorithmic Language? - Helena Durnova and Gerard Alberts

Kindly donated by Philip Sugden.

Publication Date : 2014

ISSN Number : 1058-6180

Format : Paper

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