Introduction to ALGOL

Introduction to ALGOL

by Richard Baumann

Part of Prentice-Hall series in automatic computation

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"ALGOL has found interest throughout the computing community. The defining report was not intended to be a primer, however, since its aim of strict syntactic and semantic description did not allow this. This book is intended to give a needed introduction to ALGOL, which should enable the nonspecialist, for whose benefit ALGOL was primarily conceived, to write clear and readable ALGOL programs from which a reasonable translator will produce efficient machine codes." --Preface, page v.

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