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| Barbara Liskov wanted to explore abstract data types and started to design the '''CLU''' [[programming language]] in 1973, as part of the Computation Structures Group of [[Project MAC]]. The computer hosting development was the Dynamic Modeling [[PDP-10]] running [[ITS]]. Initial work was done using [[Maclisp]], but was moved over to the [[MDL]] language which was integral to the Dynamic Modeling project. Later versions would be increasingly self-hosting. As the DM PDP-10 was getting older, CLU moved to the MIT-XX [[TOPS-20]] machine, and later Unix on VAX and Sun machines. There is now a Portable CLU for Linux etc.
| | '''MDL''' was a [[LISP]]-like [[programming language]] created by/for the Dynamic Modeling group at [[Project MAC]]. |
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| * [http://pmg.csail.mit.edu/CLU.html CLU home page] | | * [http://github.com/PDP-10/muddle TOPS-20/ITS MDL written in MIDAS] |
| * [https://github.com/MITDDC/clu-1976-1989 CLU files from DM ITS]
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| * [http://woodsheep.jp/clu2c.html clu2c]
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| [[Category: Languages]] | | [[Category: Languages]] |
Revision as of 09:57, 27 August 2021
MDL was a LISP-like programming language created by/for the Dynamic Modeling group at Project MAC.
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