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Forum: Computing Languages List
Date: 1994, Dec 11
From: Peter Zelchenko

TRAC was a language developed in the '70s. Its syntax was very simple: #(AD,3,4) meant "Add 3 and 4" #(SU,#(AD,3,4),2) would be a subtraction yielding 5 As you see, it supported recursion. That's all I remember about the language.

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1 more trac by blake_meike@terc.edu, 1995, Mar 31

1 TRAC on PDP-11 by shani@tlv.cig.mot.com, 1995, Dec 20

TRAC by 72330.131@compuserve.com, 1996, Oct 08

2 ( Print String ( Read String ) ) by @h132_197_8_121.gte.com, 1995, Sep 20

1 TRAC - SAM76 - Claude Kagan by epl@luwish.com, 1996, Jan 19

1 More TRAC info by nelson@crynwr.com, 1996, Apr 01

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2 Sam76 - pc version by Don_Ismert@msn.com, 1996, Oct 05

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3 TRAC and the RESISTORS by johnl@iecc.com, 1996, Oct 25

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2 Where is ED LUWISH by SUBPUX@ALLY.IOS.COM, 1996, Jul 06

4 TRAC (properly interpreted) by awalker@world.std.com, 1996, Nov 24

3 re:TRAC (It's a LISP?!) by shani@tlv.cig.mot.com, 1995, Dec 20

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