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Further reading □ PrefaceContentsNote on certain Supervisor features1. Presenting an Algol Program to Atlas2. Variations on Algol 603. Monitor printing and fault diagnosis4. Code procedures5. Input and Output6. Miscellaneous programming notes □ Appendices and indices □ A1. ICT 7-track punched tape codeA2. Hardware representationA3. Fault tableA4. Standard functions and system proceduresIndex to Supervisor and compiler printingsGeneral index
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Preface
Contents
Note on certain Supervisor features
1. Presenting an Algol Program to Atlas
2. Variations on Algol 60
3. Monitor printing and fault diagnosis
4. Code procedures
5. Input and Output
6. Miscellaneous programming notes
Appendices and indices
A1. ICT 7-track punched tape code
A2. Hardware representation
A3. Fault table
A4. Standard functions and system procedures
Index to Supervisor and compiler printings
General index

Preface

Preface

The Algol language is defined by an official report 'Revised report on the algorithmic language ALGOL 60', published in the Computer Journal, January 1963, and reprinted as I.C.T. document CS377. This document contains further information on the Atlas 1 Algol compiler and should be read in conjunction with the report. Throughout this document, references in parentheses, as (3.1.4) are to sections of the revised report.

Reference is also made in this manual to CS348A, 'The I.C.T. Atlas 1 Computer Programming Manual for Atlas Basic Language (ABL)', but apart from code procedures (chapters 4 and 5) and some less commonly used facilities of the Supervisor (chapter 6) it is hoped that this manual contains sufficient information to make reference to CS348A unnecessary.

Also available is CS379A 'A Primer of Algol 60 Programming for the Atlas Computer', an introduction to Algol and a teaching primer for the language.

This document supersedes CS378A., 'Revised Provisional Reference Manual for Atlas 1 Algol'. Readers are requested to signal errors and omissions to Mr. J. Dawes of the Atlas Support Group, I.C.T. Ltd., 21 Portland Place, London, W.1. Amendments will be issued from time to time as necessary.

Amendments dated 4 October 1966 have been made to the text.

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