Scl


language
1. System Control Language.
2. Symbolic Communication Language. Designed primarily for the manipulation of symbolic formulas. Featured pattern matching (which was partly the inspiration for SNOBOL), string operations in buffers, and automatic storage management. “A Language for Symbolic Communication”, C.Y. Lee et al, Tech Mem 62-3344-4, Bell Labs, Sept 1962.
SCL
Sculptor (constellation)

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