Fortran Archive Collection
The Fortran archive is a collection of items, primarily documents, relating to the early years of the development of the programming language Fortran, 1954 to 1964. Fortran (an acronym derived from The IBM Mathematical Formula Translating System) was the first successful high-level programming language and the first high-quality optimizing compiler. It was originally developed at IBM for their 704 mainframe computer by a team led by John W. Backus beginning in late 1953.
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650 FORTRAN - Automatic Coding System for the IBM 650 Data Processing System Reference Manual
International Business Machines Corporation (IBM)
Text, 1960
International Business Machines Corporation (IBM)
Text, 1960
704 The FORTRAN Automatic Coding System - Programmer's Reference Manual
International Business Machines Corporation (IBM)
Text, 1956-10-15
International Business Machines Corporation (IBM)
Text, 1956-10-15
709 Fortran, final version, utilities and subroutines
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory (LRL)
Text, 1960 ca.
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory (LRL)
Text, 1960 ca.
A Dozen Precursors of Fortran, lecture by Don Knuth
Computer History Museum
Moving Image, 2003-12-03
Computer History Museum
Moving Image, 2003-12-03
A Program For Translation of Mathematical Equations for Whirlwind I
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Text
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Text
