Procedural Languages Programming

This category is on programming languages and documents that partly or fully support the basic principles of procedural programming: programmers must specify exact sequences of steps (procedures) computers must follow to produce results.On this page, languages are arranged in three groups and levels: 1) Top group: issues spanning multiple unrelated languages. 2) Middle group: types or classes of languages. 3) Bottom group: specific languages, with their own category.

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• XPL - Language and compiler generator system (or TWS: translator writing system) based on language. Derived from PL/I with its syntax, but structure close to C, first release 1968. Descriptions, book, port list, resources, publications list.
  
• Inger - A simple imperative programming language. Description and compiler download. [Open source, GPL]
  
• Alex - Cross platform rapid GUI development language, runs on many operating systems: Unix (Motif, OpenLook, most others), Windows 32-bit. Lets one set of source code make programs that work across many platforms.
  
• Gema - Home of the GEneral purpose MAcro processor tool, with a binding for the Lua scripting language, named GeL; source and binary distributions.
  
• IMP Compiler - For Imp-77 language on Intel x86 processors, an ALGOL-like high-level language originally designed as the implementation language of the Edinburgh Multi-Access System, developed at Edinburgh University.
  
• The cT Programming Language and Environment - An algorithmic language like C, Pascal, Fortran, and Basic, but greatly enhanced by multimedia capabilities, including easy-to-use support for color graphics, mouse interactions, and even movies in QuickTime or Video for Windows format.
  
• AML: Anil's Machine Language - Implements a simple, virtual register machine in C++, to make a portable, powerful, efficient way to solve mathematical problems. Its use is not limited to math, but that is its main use so far. Syntax is far easier than normal machine language as the ins
  
• Quikcode - Free PC implementation of easy, yet powerful procedural IBM mainframe programming language Quikjob. Some uses: scanning files, making reports and quick utilities, converting files. For DOS 5.0 and up, Windows 3.1/95/98, Linux, Stratus VOS.
  
• PILOT - Simple interpreted language designed for use in computer-assisted instruction (CAI), 3 implementations, IEEE-standard and open source version exist.
  
• Frink - A programming language and calculating tool. It tracks units of measure through all calculations, and helps to get the answers right.
  
• Wikipedia: Imperative Programming - Online encyclopedia article.
  
• TOP: Table Oriented Programming - Programming that puts tables first. Tables are a vital data representation method. In some applications they are central, almost all you need; far superior to standard APIs: smaller; faster; easier to write, understand, debug.
  
• SiMPLE CodeWorks, Inc. - Makes SiMPLE Modular Programming Language and Environment. Beginner-friendly, for kids and adults looking for a new way to have fun with computers. Has full C++ compiler. Descriptions, FAQs, tutorials, tools, forum, games, downloads.
  
• SQR-info.com - SQR is a reporting and database access language. Links to resources and technical information.
  
• Algol-like Languages - This volume contains historical and foundational material, and works on language design.
  
• Wikipedia: Procedural Programming - Online encyclopedia article.
  
• COX - C with Operator eXtension (FTP)
  
• UniCOMAL - The site supplies and supports MacharSoft version of the COMAL programming language. It's classic imperative interpreted language, similar to BASIC but with a wider range of structures and facilities.
  
• CASL - Language for programming PDAs. Lets you describe a program in terms of graphical elements bound together by your code.
  
• Profan2 - Full language with scripting/batch abilities, database development system, built-in ODBC interface, interpreter and compiler. For Windows, common in Germany, easy to make English version. English page on website. [freeware (early version), commercial]
  
• Leopard - A programming language created solely for beginners.
  
• MCPL - a simple typeless language which is based on BCPL. It makes use of pattern matching somewhat related to that used in ML and Prolog. Some other features come from C.
  
  

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