David S. Wise
Abstract
Tracing the early days of ACM---its landmark accomplishments, its challenges, its goals---in celebration of its first 60 years.
- {fr1} www.acm.org/sigplan/hopl.Google Scholar
- {fr2} Ole-Johan Dahl, John Cocke, Edsger W. Dijkstra, and Kristen Nygaard; the first and last were the 2001 winners.Google Scholar
- {fr3} www.cbi.umn.edu.Google Scholar
- {fr4} www.computerhistory.org.Google Scholar
- {fr5} www.computer.org/portal/site/annals.Google Scholar
- {fr6} Tying HoPL back to an aforementioned theme, Fran Allen, the 2006 Turing Award winner, is a keynote speaker at FCRC07.Google Scholar
- {fr7} www.acm.org/fcrc/.Google Scholar
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