Ron Morrison
Professor Ron Morrison was the head of School of the computer science department of the University of St. Andrews and the inventor of the S-algol programming language, and co-inventor of the PS-algol and Napier88 languages. Ron is also heavily involved with local athletics, coaching the University Cross-Country team as well as young, up and coming local athletes. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
He retired from the University of St. Andrews in January 2008.[1]
Selected publications
- Morrison, Ron (1979), On the Development of Algol (PhD thesis), Fife: University of St Andrews
- Morrison, Ron (1979), S-algol Reference Manual (tech report CS/79/1), Fife: University of St Andrews
- Davie, A.J.T.; Morrison, R. (1981), Recursive Descent Compiling, Ellis-Horwood, ISBN 0-470-27270-8
- Cole, A.J.; Morrison, R. (1982), An introduction to programming with S-algol, Cambridge University Press, ISBN 0-521-25001-3
- Atkinson, M.P.; Bailey, P.J.; Chisholm, K.J.; Cockshott, W.P.; Morrison, R. (1983), "PS-algol: A Language for Persistent Programming", Proc. 10th Australian National Computer Conference (Melbourne, Australia): 70–79
- Morrison, R; Connor, RCH; Kirby, GNC; Munro, DS; Atkinson, MP; Cutts, QI; Dearle, AL (1999), "The Napier88 Persistent Programming Language and Environment", in Atkinson, MP; Welland, R, Fully Integrated Data Environments, Springer, pp. 98–154, ISBN 3-540-65772-X