Babbage (programming language)
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Paradigm(s) | procedural, structured, High-level assembler |
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Appeared in | around 1971 |
Stable release | 308 |
Influenced by | BCPL |
OS | COS, GEC DOS, OS4000 |
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Babbage is the high level assembly language for the GEC 4000 series minicomputers.[1] It was named after Charles Babbage, an English computing pioneer.
Example
PROCESS CHAPTER FACTORIAL ENTRY LABEL ENTRYPOINT LITERAL TO = 4 // Assume using the default proforma EXTERNAL ROUTINE OPEN, PUT, CLOSE, TOCHAR VECTOR [0,19] OF BYTE ANSWER = "factorial x = xxxxxx" HALF COUNT HALF VALUE FULL RESULT //****************************************************************************** ROUTINE FACT(VALUE) // return factorial of RA. VALUE => RESULT WHILE DECREMENT VALUE GT //0// DO << RESULT * VALUE => RESULT >> RETURN(RESULT) END //****************************************************************************** ENTRYPOINT: OPEN(TO, 1) // Print factorials for numbers 1 through 9 1 => RA REPEAT << RA => COUNT FACT(RA) => RA TOCHAR(RA, 7, ANSWER + 13) TOCHAR(COUNT, 2, ANSWER + 9) PUT(TO, 20, ANSWER) COUNT + 1 => RA >> WHILE RA LT 10 CLOSE(TO) STOP(0) END //******************************************************************************
See also
References
- ↑ Salomon, David (1992). Assemblers and Loaders. Ellis Horwood. pp. 184–185. ISBN 0-13-052564-2.
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