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From: | compilers@ima.UUCP |
Newsgroups: | mod.compilers |
Date: | 20 Jan 86 16:23:00 GMT |
Article-I.D.: | ima.136300064 |
Posted: | Mon Jan 20 11:23:00 1986 |
[from harvard!topaz!petsd!cjh (Chris Henrich)]
Several people have mentioned this language in
mod.compilers, without being able to recall where they heard
of it.
Niklaus Wirth's book, _Algorithms_+_Data_Structures_=_
Programs_, published by Prentice-Hall in 1976, is an
introductory programming book that starts from ground zero,
introduces (a dialect of) Pascal, and finishes with a chapter
in which a little language called pl/0 is defined and a
compiler for it is written.
That book is probably out of print now, but another book
by the same author, with a similar title, has appeared
recently. The old one was quite a good textbook; I used it
recently as a resource for a good sorting algorithm.
Regards,
Chris
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