Ed and John, (01)
Ed Barkmeyer a écrit :
>
> I think Bell Labs SNOBOL (vI) appeared in late 1962. It was a
> semi-procedural rule-based language for string processing, whose
> execution model was based on a complex paraform string matching
> algorithm. (Later versions of the SNOBOL approach showed up in AWK and
> other tools around 1970.) And of course, Klaus Wirth's journey thru
> experimental programming languages began in 1963-4.
>
>
Note that SNOBOL was, at least partly, a spin-off of Victor Yngve's
COMIT, the first (I think) computer language practically used for string
processing and computational linguistics-like applications. I have (very
satisfactorily) used COMIT for several applications in the mid-60 at the
Center for Cybernetics and Linguistic Applications of the University of
Milan, including a small generative grammar program for Italian inspired
from Yngve's "Little Train" work. (02)
Regards, (03)
Gian Piero ZARRI (04)
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