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The Computer Journal 1959 1(4):172-176; doi:10.1093/comjnl/1.4.172
© 1959 by British Computer Society
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DEUCE Interpretive Programs

C. Robinson

The English Electric Company Ltd., Stafford, UK

This paper describes the principal features of (i) The General Interpretive Program, (ii) The Tabular Interpretive Program, and (iii) Alphacode, which are the interpretive programs which have been most extensively used in solving problems on DEUCE. The characteristics of these three schemes are compared and contrasted.


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