Paul McJones

Location: Mountain View, California — Main Language: en

Software historian; member of the Software Preservation Group; curator of the FORTRAN, LISP, ALGOL, C++, and Functional Programming projects

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Contact Information	2022-05-21
SETL Historical Sources Archive	2022-05-18
Other resources for the history of LISP	2010-11-24
Prolog and Logic Programming Historical Sources Archive	2022-04-25
LISP 1.5 family	2010-11-24
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David H. D. Warren. Example to Illustrate How PROLOG Is Implemented. 1974.	2020-03-13
David H. D. Warren. What is Prolog? Slides for a talk, 1974.	2022-02-18
Angelo Papenhoff, transcriptionist. LISP 1.5 compiler machine-readable transcription, 2022. Formatted transcription.	2022-02-11
Angelo Papenhoff, transcriptionist. LISP 1.5 compiler machine-readable transcription, 2022. Literal transcription.	2022-02-11
Angelo Papenhoff, transcriptionist. LISP 1.5 compiler machine-readable transcription, 2022. Commented transcription.	2022-02-11
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LISP 1.5 for GE 235 at Dartmouth	2022-02-06
Papers	2022-01-22
NIM IGÜSZI	2021-10-24
Documents	2021-09-25
Griffin	2021-09-25
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Data General Corporation. Sorry It Took So Long advertisement. Datamation.	2020-06-04
ALGOL runtime library paper tapes	2020-06-03
Cover of Lisp 1.5 Primer	2010-11-28
Cover of Handbook of LISP Functions, RIAS, 1961	2010-11-27
Cover of The Programming Language LISP	2010-11-27
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Prolog and Logic Programming	2005-04-12
SETL	2005-04-12
Mesa	2005-04-12
PAL (Pedagogic Algorithmic Language)	2012-02-09
LISP	2005-04-12