Proposal for an UNCOL

Authors:
Melvin E. Conway
Affiliations:
Case Institute of Technology
Venue:
Communications of the ACM
Year:
1958

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Abstract

This discussion contains a proposal for a universal computer-oriented language (UNCOL) to be used as a common path between the problem-oriented language (POL) and the machine language (ML) in compatible automatic programming systems. (See Ref. 1.)