AN INTRODUCTION TO BLIMP: A SYSTEMS PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE FOR THE CDC 6000/7000 CPUs
Leo S. Vardas · eScholarship (California Digital Library) · 1976
BLIMP is a systems programming language for the CDC 600017000 CPTJs.It was developed primarily for the implementation of procedures which deal with data items, or fields, in tables of the type typically found in operating systems.The language incorporates the concepts of structured programming both in its control constructs and in the techniques of code generation and optimization.This compiler is currently being used at BKY.The 6000 System deadstart loader, the associated HELP utility, a macro-processor, a meta-compiler, the compiler itself, and an assortment of utilities have been implemented in BLIMP.