Recent developments in SAIL, an algol-based language for artificial intelligence.

Authors:
Jerome A. Feldman;James R. Low;Daniel C. Swinehart;Russell H. Taylor
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Recent developments in SAIL, an algol-based language for artificial intelligence.
Year:
1972

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Abstract

New features added to SAIL, an ALGOL based language for the PDP-10, are discussed. The features include: procedure variables; multiple processes; coroutines; a limited form of backtracking; an event mechanism for inter-process communication; and matching procedures, a new way of searching the LEAP associative data base.