[1] : The Free On-line Dictionary of Computing (27 SEP 03)

michigan algorithm decoder
     
         mad an early programming language, based on
        ial, developed at the university of michigan by r. graham,
        bruce arden, and bernard galler in 1959.
     
        mad ran on the ibm 704, ibm 709, and ibm 7090, and was
        later ported to philco, univac and cdc computers.  it
        was one of the first extensible languages: the user could
        define his own operators and data types.
     
        mad/1 was a later version.
     
        "michigan algorithm decoder the mad manual", u michigan
        computing center, 1966.
     
        sammet 1969, p. 205.
     
        1999-12-10
     
     
see also:
ial ibm 704 ibm 709 ibm 7090 philco univac 
cdc operators data types mad/1 

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Michigan, definition of term: Michigan
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Decoder >> D Words
Decoder, definition of term: Decoder
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Algorithm >> A Words
Algorithm, definition of term: Algorithm
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