University of
Minnesota Libraries. Charles Babbage Institute. [cbi]
Hall, Charles P.
Charles Hall collection
on the SNOBOL programming language
1962-1987
1 box (1 cubic
foot)
Collection contains
books, serials, and other documentation of the history and development of the
SNOBOL programming language.
CBI 190
English
Administrative Information
Acquisition:
The collection was donated by Charles Hall in 2007.
Access to materials:
Access to the collection is unrestricted.
Copyright:
The Charles Babbage Institute holds the copyright to all materials in
the collection, except for items covered by a prior copyright (such as
published materials). Researchers may quote from the collection under the fair
use provisions of the copyright law (Title 17, U.S. Code).
Preferred Citation:
Charles Hall Collection on the SNOBOL Programming Language (CBI 190),
Charles Babbage Institute, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis.
Biographical Note
Charles Hall was involved with the SNOBOL programming language,
invented by Ralph Griswold, for many years.
Scope and Content Note
The Charles Hall Collection on the SNOBOL Programming Language
contains books, serials, and other documentation of the history and development
of the SNOBOL programming language.
Index Terms
This collection is indexed under the following headings in the catalog
of the University of Minnesota Libraries. Researchers desiring materials about
related topics, persons or places should search the catalog using these
headings.
Hall,
Charles P.
SNOBOL (Computer program
language)
Box and Folder List
The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in
the collection.
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1
Applications of SPITBOL, Alan L. Thrap,
1977.
1
2
SNOBOL4+: The SNOBOL4 Language for the Personal Computer
User,
1985.
1
3
Algorithms in SNOBOL4, James F. Gimpel,
1986.
1
4
SNOBOL Programming for the Humanities, Susan Hockey,
1985.
1
5
A SNOBOL4 Primer,
1973.
1
6
The Macro Implementaion of SNOBOL4, Ralph E. Griswold,
1972.
1
7
Artificial Intelligence Programming in SNOBOL4 (Technical
Report #47),
1982.
1
8
RATSNO Primer,
1980.
1
9
Vanilla SNOBOL4 Tutorial and Reference Manual,
1987.
1
11
ADA Information Clearinghouse: General
Information,
1980.
1
12
PC Tech Journal, , Vol. 3, No. 1, "SNOBOL4", pp.
32-43
January 1985.
1
13
ACM, Sigplan Notices, Rationale for the Design of the ADA
Programming Language,
June 1979.
1
14
ACM, Sigplan Notices, Preliminary ADA Reference
Manual,
June 1979.
1
15
Reference Manual for the ADA Programming Language, United
States Department of Defense,
July 1980.
1
16
IBM, A Guide to PL/I for FORTRAN Users, Student
Text,
May 1968.
1
17
Miscellaneous Persons Involved- Farber, Griswold,
1987-88.
1
18
User's Manual to SNOBOL,
1976-88.
1
19
SNOBOL Advertising Materials,
1987-90.
1
20
"A SNOBOL's Chance," quaterly newsletter, vol. 1, no. 1-3,
31,
1986-1987.
1
21
SNOBOL4 Information Bulletions,
1985-86.
1
22
SNOBOL Conference Information,
1988.
1
22
SNOBOL Conference Information,
1988.
1
23
"Expression Evaluation in the Icon Programming Language"-
Conference Record of the 1984 Symposium on LISP and Functional Programming,
Austin ,Texas,
August 6-8, 1984.
1
24
"Processing Strings in SNOBOL"- James F. Gimpel, from BYTE
Magazine,
February, 1986.
1
25
SNOBOL By Example, Charles P. Hall,
1988.
1
26
"The Snocone Programming Language," Computing Science
Technical Report No. 124,
August 19th, 1986.
1
27
Correspondence- Charles Hall,
April 1, 1987.
1
28
"Rebus- A SNOBOL4/Icon Hybrid- Ralph E. Griswold,
June 9, 1984.