Wilfried Koch
Abstract
This paper is an introduction to the portable ALGOL 68 implementation currently developed at the Technical University of Berlin. An overview over the compiler and the other system components is given and the facilities for separate compilation and precompilation are described. Finally, the current state of the implementation is sketched.
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