JOSS - Revision history

Larsbrinkhoff: /* External links */ It's PDP-6 now.

2023-06-20T05:45:36Z

‎External links: It's PDP-6 now.

Jnc: +cats, links

2022-04-20T10:17:08Z

+cats, links

Larsbrinkhoff: Influenced BBN and DEC languages.

2022-01-14T08:24:02Z

Influenced BBN and DEC languages.

Larsbrinkhoff: Links to some sources.

2022-01-13T06:01:56Z

Links to some sources.

Larsbrinkhoff: Create stub.

2022-01-13T05:59:29Z

Create stub.

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'''JOSS''' — JOHNNIAC Open Shop System — was a timesharing system created at RAND Corporation. Users interacted with the system using an interactive programming language vaguely similar to [[BASIC]]. The first version ran on the JOHNNIAC computer. The next, JOSS II, ran on a [[PDP-6]]. There was a less successful JOSS III running on an [[IBM System/370]].

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 * [https://github.com/sebras/JOSS-I Partial JOSS I source code.]
-* [https://github.com/PDP-10/JOSS-II Partial JOSS II source code.]
+* [https://github.com/PDP-6/JOSS-II Partial JOSS II source code.]
 [[Category: Operating Systems]]
 [[Category: Languages]]

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-'''JOSS''' — JOHNNIAC Open Shop System — was a timesharing system created at RAND Corporation.  Users interacted with the system using an interactive programming language vaguely similar to [[BASIC]].  The first version ran on the JOHNNIAC computer.  The next, JOSS II, ran on a [[PDP-6]].  There was a less successful JOSS III running on an [[IBM System/370]].
+'''JOSS''' — JOHNNIAC Open Shop System — was a [[time-sharing]] system created at RAND Corporation.  Users interacted with the system using an interactive [[programming language]] vaguely similar to [[BASIC]].  The first version ran on the JOHNNIAC computer.  The next, JOSS II, ran on a [[PDP-6]].  There was a less successful JOSS III running on an [[IBM System/370]].
-JOSS influenced TELCOMP, STRINGCOMP, and FILECOMP developed at [[BBN]], and these languages in turn influenced [[MUMPS]].  JOSS also influenced [[DEC]]'s [[FOCAL]].
+JOSS influenced TELCOMP, STRINGCOMP, and FILECOMP developed at [[Bolt, Beranek, and Newman|BBN]], and these languages in turn influenced [[MUMPS]].  JOSS also influenced [[Digital Equipment Corporation|DEC]]'s [[FOCAL]].
 ==External links==
 * [https://github.com/sebras/JOSS-I Partial JOSS I source code.]
 * [https://github.com/PDP-10/JOSS-II Partial JOSS II source code.]
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	'''JOSS''' — JOHNNIAC Open Shop System — was a timesharing system created at RAND Corporation. Users interacted with the system using an interactive programming language vaguely similar to [[BASIC]]. The first version ran on the JOHNNIAC computer. The next, JOSS II, ran on a [[PDP-6]]. There was a less successful JOSS III running on an [[IBM System/370]].		'''JOSS''' — JOHNNIAC Open Shop System — was a timesharing system created at RAND Corporation. Users interacted with the system using an interactive programming language vaguely similar to [[BASIC]]. The first version ran on the JOHNNIAC computer. The next, JOSS II, ran on a [[PDP-6]]. There was a less successful JOSS III running on an [[IBM System/370]].
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		+	JOSS influenced TELCOMP, STRINGCOMP, and FILECOMP developed at [[BBN]], and these languages in turn influenced [[MUMPS]]. JOSS also influenced [[DEC]]'s [[FOCAL]].

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	'''JOSS''' — JOHNNIAC Open Shop System — was a timesharing system created at RAND Corporation. Users interacted with the system using an interactive programming language vaguely similar to [[BASIC]]. The first version ran on the JOHNNIAC computer. The next, JOSS II, ran on a [[PDP-6]]. There was a less successful JOSS III running on an [[IBM System/370]].		'''JOSS''' — JOHNNIAC Open Shop System — was a timesharing system created at RAND Corporation. Users interacted with the system using an interactive programming language vaguely similar to [[BASIC]]. The first version ran on the JOHNNIAC computer. The next, JOSS II, ran on a [[PDP-6]]. There was a less successful JOSS III running on an [[IBM System/370]].

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		+	* [https://github.com/sebras/JOSS-I Partial JOSS I source code.]
		+	* [https://github.com/PDP-10/JOSS-II Partial JOSS II source code.]
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