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The Computer Journal 1965 8(2):98-102; doi:10.1093/comjnl/8.2.98
© 1965 by British Computer Society
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An introduction to compiler writing

J. M. Forbes *

English Electric–Leo–Marconi Computers Ltd., Hartree House, Queensway, London. UK

This paper is based on a talk given to the Birmingham branch of the B.C.S. in January 1965. It refers to problem met with in developing a translator and a compiler for LEO III computers. These have a single-address order code, ane level of store is usually recommended, and the order code is designed to handle and store data directly in any radix; decimal, binary, or a mixed radix such as sterling.


* English Electric–Leo–Marconi Computers Limited, Hartree House, Queensway, London, W.2.


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