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On 28-Jan-18 13:45, Tim Stark wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">Folks,
There is BLISS source codes for TOPS-20 in pdp-10.trailing-edge.com.
There is a free copy of BLISS compilers for VAX and Alpha in Freeware CD dist.
There is a online version of The Design of an Optimizing Compiler on CMU website.
I have a question for you. Does anyone know any documents to learn how to write BLISS codes?
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There is an internal course called BLISS Primer. It may be on-line;
if not, when I get around to sending more stuff to CHM, I'm sure it
will be.<br>
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In the TOPS-10 & -20 software notebooks, there are the BLISS-36
Language Guide, Installation manual, User Guide<br>
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TOPS-10 also has the XPORT manual. XPORT is a library for writing
portable code; including user-mode IO. Don't know why it's not in
the TOPS-20 set (or maybe I missed it.)<br>
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The language guide is pretty readable, if you know another
programming language.<br>
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The paper that I referenced earlier gives some context and history.<br>
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