| Title: | Languages |
| Notice: | Speaking In Tongues |
| Moderator: | TLE::TOKLAS::FELDMAN |
| Created: | Sat Jan 25 1986 |
| Last Modified: | Wed May 21 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 394 |
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Can anyone provide pointers to reference material, sources, kits, etc. for the POP-11 language ? It's one of the languages offered by System Designers Software as part of their POPLOG environment (LISP and PROLOG being the others). I believe it originated in the U.K. On the surface it appears to be Pascal-like, but has pattern matching and list processing facilities as well. - mike g.
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| 74.1 | PASTIS::MONAHAN | Fri Dec 06 1985 03:18 | 8 | ||
It was designed at the University of Edinborough. They do a lot of AI work there. You could try contacting their computer department directly, or the local DEC office might be able to help. Try OSPREY::STUBBS (if he is still there). Dave | |||||
| 74.2 | HOMBRE::CONLIFFE | Fri Dec 06 1985 14:26 | 6 | ||
That's "EDINBURGH", Dave... you've been in France too long. Is POP-11 a PDP-11 implementation of POP-2? Nigel (Graduate of Edinburgh University, 1976) | |||||
| 74.3 | PASTIS::MONAHAN | Mon Dec 09 1985 04:17 | 8 | ||
Yes, it's the same thing (or maybe just a different way of writing "2", as in microvax :-) ). We used to have a copy of it in the Epsom office 11/45, but I doubt it is still there, since that would have been before you graduated. Dave | |||||
| 74.4 | BUFALO::GIOIELLI | Fri Dec 13 1985 12:54 | 18 | ||
FYI - I've obtained a copy of the following:
"POP-11: A practical Language for Artificial Intelligence"
Authors - R.Barrett, A.Ramsay, A.Sloman
Publisher - Ellis Harwood Limited
Distributor - JOHN WILEY & SONS
605 Third Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10158
ISBN 0-85312-940-1 (Ellis Harwood Limited - Library Edn.)
0-470-20237-8 (Halsted Press)
- mike g.
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