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Reference
Knowlton, K.,
"A programmer's description of L^_6",
Communications of the ACM, 9, 8, pp. 616-625, August 1966.
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Quotations
QuoteRef: knowK8_1966 ;;616 L^6 uses powers of 2 memory allocation scheme
| 616 ;;Quote: in L^6, specifying a block's field causes run-time generation of an accessing function
| 617 ;;Quote: in L^6, data stored in fields of a block; a field is a bit substring; bugs point to a field
| 617 ;;Quote: access remote data by a chain of pointers; e.g., ABC is the name of A->B->C
| QuoteRef: knowK8_1966 ;;618 general statement: option-if-part optional-action-part optional-label eg IF ANY (a, .lt., b)(c, .eq. ,d) THEN action-list
| QuoteRef: knowK8_1966 ;;618 have if-any if-none in-all if-not-all
| QuoteRef: knowK8_1966 ;;618 general action (modified-arg, operation, parameters)
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