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'''Stanford Artificial Intelligence Language''', or more commonly just '''SAIL''', was an [[Algol]]-like programming language created at the [[Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory|Stanford AI Lab]]. It only ran on the [[PDP-10]] family of computers, but was ported to most of its operating systems. | '''Stanford Artificial Intelligence Language''', or more commonly just '''SAIL''', was an [[Algol]]-like programming language created at the [[Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory|Stanford AI Lab]]. It only ran on the [[PDP-10]] family of computers, but was ported to most of its operating systems. | ||
Later, a machine-independent successor language called [[MAINSAIL]] was created. | Later, a machine-independent successor language called [[MAINSAIL]] was created. | ||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
* AI memo 289: [http://bitsavers.org/pdf/stanford/sail/STAN-CS-76-574_SAIL_Aug76.pdf SAIL], August 1976 | * AI memo 289: [http://bitsavers.org/pdf/stanford/sail/STAN-CS-76-574_SAIL_Aug76.pdf SAIL], August 1976 | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:35, 9 August 2023
Stanford Artificial Intelligence Language, or more commonly just SAIL, was an Algol-like programming language created at the Stanford AI Lab. It only ran on the PDP-10 family of computers, but was ported to most of its operating systems.
Later, a machine-independent successor language called MAINSAIL was created.
External links
- AI memo 289: SAIL, August 1976
