pop-11
     
         a programming language created by robin popplestone
        in 1975, originally for the pdp-11.  pop-11 is
        stack-oriented, extensible, and efficient like forth.  it
        is also functional, dynamically typed, interactive, with
        garbage collection like lisp, and the syntax is block
        structured like pascal.
     
        "programming in pop-11", j. laventhol ,
        blackwell 1987.
     
        alphapop is an implementation for the macintosh from
        computable functions inc.  poptalk and poplog from the
        university of sussex are available for vax/vms and most
        workstations.
     
        e-mail: robin popplestone 
     
        2003-03-25
     
     
see also:
pdp-11 stack-oriented forth functional dynamically typed interactive 
garbage collection lisp syntax block structured pascal 
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