An implementation of IPL-V on a small computer
Ned Chapin · 1964
An implementation of IPL-V has been made that can be run on the computer most widely used by schools and colleges. This can facilitate the teaching of heuristic as well as the already available algorithmic oriented programing languages. For this implementation, the seven objectives selected lead to making the eight major choices that shaped this one-pass implementation. These choices mostly reflect decisions common to the implementation of any programing language. But in contrast to common practice, list processes were used in the implementation itself. Comparisons have been made of this implementation and other IPL-V implementations.