Category:ALGOL 68 Implementations

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These are all of the implementations of ALGOL 68 on Rosetta Code.

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Contents 1 Downloads 2 Recent Implementations 2.1 2002: Compiler / MMIX / NYU 2.2 2000: Interpreter / Linux&DOS / Rutgers University 2.3 1993: portable compiler / CWEB / univ-poitiers.fr

[edit] Downloads

ALGOL 68G is an interpreter that runs on Linux and a good way to get started with ALGOL 68.

• Algol68G r1.18 is now available for download for RHEL and Fedora-11 from Sourceforge - Download now.
• Algol68RS to C converter is also available at Sourceforge - Download now

[edit] Recent Implementations

[edit] 2002: Compiler / MMIX / NYU

In 2002 a NYU's Computer Science Ph.D. Candidate Antonio R. Nicolosi created a boot strap compiler for Algol68Nix.

• Description of Algol68Nix
• Version 2.0
• http://homepages.nyu.edu/~at570/compiler.html#code

[edit] 2000: Interpreter / Linux&DOS / Rutgers University

Not all the exotic features are implemented. In particular there are no semaphores, formats and parallel-clauses.

• License => http://www.renyi.hu/~csirmaz/algol-68/linux/readme - noncommercial
• Tar ball => http://www.renyi.hu/~csirmaz/algol-68
• Laci Csirmaz, DIMACS at Rutgers, 1990; CEU, Hungary, 2000

[edit] 1993: portable compiler / CWEB / univ-poitiers.fr

A portable Algol 68 compiler written in CWEB.

• Author: Marc van Leeuwen
• Version 0.5
• Converted from handwritten C code, starting 28 Feb. 1993
• http://www-math.univ-poitiers.fr/~maavl/algol68/