Compilers for languages ​​from the 1950s and 1960s

Question

I am trying to find the best compilers (if really available) for the following languages:

• ALGOL 60
• TRAC
• Telcomp
• Superplan
• Bacic

I don’t know if everyone still exists, but it would be very useful to get any information on where I can find them.

Answer 1

Try Eric Raymond Museum of Retrocomputers . It at least has Algol 60 and Trac, as well as other languages.

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Answer 2

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ALGOL 60 Trac ( , 3 ) The Retrocomputing Museum:

http://www.catb.org/retro/

Answer 3

- , ALGOL 60 DOS, . , .

• http://www.angelfire.com/biz/rhaminisys/algol60.html

Answer 4

/ Algol 60.

TRAC , CMS/ , TRAC, Trac, Perl.

TELCOMP, superplan BACAIC. :)

Answer 5

An expanded version of Algol 60 is still used on Unisys Clearpath line of computers. Many system utilities (including all language compilers) are written in this extended version of Algol. The different variations of this language are the closest thing these machines have to assembly language! Here is a link to the current guide. Clearpath Enterprise Server Algol Programming Reference