Links related to the PL/x programming languages: PL/I, PL/M, and many others.
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- The GNU 64-bit PL8 compiler IBM research report describing the extension of PL8 to support 64-bit addressing, its implementation as a GCC front end, and the validation of the new compiler. Evaluation of PL8 as a language for highly reliable low-level programming.
- Wikipedia: XPL Encyclopedia article containing brief history of XPL, references, and bibliography.
- Wikipedia: SabreTalk Encyclopedia article with brief description, history, and example of SabreTalk.
- Dave Bodenstab's Home Page The XPL compiler and supporting programs, ported to FreeBSD on an Intel 486.
- Guide to PL/S II IBM manual describing the syntax of the PL/S Language.
- Space Shuttle Computers HAL/S compiler system specification, manuals, language specification, programmer's guide, and HAL/S-FC users' manual.
- Wikipedia: HAL/S Description of the design goals, syntax, and data types of HAL//S.
- Wikipedia: PL/S Brief history of PL/S with links to documentation.
- An Overview of the PL.8 Compiler Description of the internal operation of the IBM PL.8 compiler by Marc Auslander and Martin Hopkins.
- PLUM: The University of Maryland PL/1 System Description of the structure of the PLUM compiler and runtime memory layout.
- XPL Programming Language One of the original "compiler compilers", XPL is a derivative of PL/I and was widely ported. Documentation, links, and resources.