Basic Combined Programming Language

Programmiersprache

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Vinony files it under History of computing in the United Kingdom, Procedural programming languages and Programming languages created in 1967.

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Programming language.name: BCPL
Programming language.paradigm: procedural, imperative, structured
Programming language.designer: Martin Richards
Programming language.typing: typeless (everything is a word)
Programming language.influenced_by: CPL
Programming language.influenced: B, C, Go

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Instance of: procedural programming language
Designed by: Martin Richards

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programming paradigm: structured programming
inception: 1967-00-00
influenced by: CPL

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Die Basic Combined Programming Language (BCPL) ist eine 1966 von Martin Richards entwickelte und im Frühjahr 1967 am Massachusetts Institute of Technology zum ersten Mal implementierte, kompilierte, systemnahe Programmiersprache, abgeleitet von der Combined/Cambridge Programming Language CPL. Es ist eine Sprache aus der ALGOL-Familie. Eine Weiterentwicklung von BCPL war die Programmiersprache B, die wiederum die Basis für die Entwicklung der dauerhaft bedeutsamen Programmiersprache C darstellte.

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