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BCPL is a typeless ancestor of C.

BCPL was first implemented at MIT by Martin Richards early in 1967. It was strongly influenced by CPL which was a general purpose language developed jointly at Cambridge and London Universities between 1962 and 1966.

BCPL is a very simple typeless language in which all values are of the same size, typically a 32-bit word. It has a compiler freely available via http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/users/mr10. This web page also contains several link to other items including Cintpos an interpretive implementation of the Tripos Portable Operating System and a manual covering both BCPL and Cintpos.

BCPL and Cintpos are still undergoing slow development.

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BCPL examples needing attention‎ (empty)
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Pages in category "BCPL"

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+BCPL is a typeless ancestor of [[C]].
+BCPL was first implemented at MIT by Martin Richards early in 1967. It was strongly influenced by CPL which was a general purpose language developed jointly at Cambridge and London Universities between 1962 and 1966.
-BCPL was first implemented at MIT by Martin Richards early in 1967. It was strongly influenced by CPL
-which was a general purpose language developed jointly at Cambridge and London Universities between 1962 and 1966.
 BCPL is a very simple typeless language in which all values are of the same size, typically a 32-bit word. It
-has a compiler freely available via www.cl.cam.ac.uk/users/mr10. This web page also contains several link to other
+has a compiler freely available via http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/users/mr10. This web page also contains several link to other items including Cintpos an interpretive implementation of the Tripos Portable Operating System and a manual covering both BCPL and Cintpos.
-items including Cintpos an interpretive implementation of the Tripos Portable Operating System and a manual covering
-both BCPL and Cintpos.
 BCPL and Cintpos are still undergoing slow development.
+==See Also==
+* [[wp:BCPL|BCPL on Wikipedia]]
+* [[B]]