J. D. Madden, Harry D. Huskey, Bernard A. Galler, M. D. Dettman, Hans G. Boehm
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John McCarthy
Pages 184-195
A. J. Perlis, Charles Thornton
Pages 195-204
A. Newell, F. M. Tonge
Pages 205-211
The purpose of this paper is to propose a set of syntactic and semantic augments to ALGOL. The proposed extension are designed to facilitate the description of “string” manipulation in that language; they do not constitute a
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Joseph W. Smith
Pages 211-213
Macroinstruction compilers constructed from a small set of functions can be made extremely powerful. In particular, conditional assembly, nested definitions, and parenthetical notation serve to make a compiler capable of accepting …
M. Douglas McIlroy
Pages 214-220
Hao Wang
Pages 220-234
The following problem arose in connection with some studies involving game programming: the representation of any position in the game tree was formed by a sequence of
k different integers selected from the first
n integers.
n …
Richard M. Brown
Pages 235-236
This paper describes a section of an integrated diagnostic monitor system which facilitates the checking of sections of instructions or subroutines anywhere in the object program. A new method of specifying all diagnostic operations …
M. E. Senko
Pages 236-240
Robert Claussen
Page 240
Dorothea S. Clarke
Page 240
Dorothea S. Clarke
Page 240
Fred Gurzi
Pages 241-245
For centuries the decimal number system reigned supreme, except, perhaps, among the Mayan Indians, until the advent of digital computers brought the binary and octal systems into the limelight. This paper introduces another number …
Donald E. Knuth
Pages 245-247
