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running on the [[wp:ICL_1900|ICL 1900]]. |
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Based on the original language, the main subset restrictions were ''definition before use'' and no parallel processing. |
Based on the original language, the main subset restrictions were ''definition before use'' and no parallel processing. |
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This compiler was popular in [[wp:United_Kingdom|UK]] universities in the 1970s, where many [[wp:computer_science|computer science]] students learnt [[ALGOL 68]] as their first programming language; the compiler was renowned for good error messages. |
This compiler was popular in [[wp:United_Kingdom|UK]] universities in the 1970s, where many [[wp:computer_science|computer science]] students learnt [[ALGOL 68]] as their first programming language; the compiler was renowned for good error messages. |
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ALGOL 68R is an implementation of ALGOL 68.
Other implementations of ALGOL 68.
ALGOL 68R from RRE was the first ALGOL 68 subset implementation, running on the ICL 1900. Based on the original language, the main subset restrictions were definition before use and no parallel processing. This compiler was popular in UK universities in the 1970s, where many computer science students learnt ALGOL 68 as their first programming language; the compiler was renowned for good error messages.
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