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* [http://www.isima.fr/asu/ The Association of Simula Users] (Aka ASU) | |||
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* The Simula 86 standard is [http://prosjekt.ring.hibu.no/simula/Standard/index.html reproduced here] | * The Simula 86 standard is [http://prosjekt.ring.hibu.no/simula/Standard/index.html reproduced here] | ||
[[Category:Programming Languages]] [[Category:Simula]] | [[Category:Programming Languages]] [[Category:Simula]] | ||
Revision as of 02:39, 23 December 2014
A family of languages developed in Norway in the 1960's and specifically designed to create simulations. Supersets of Algol 60, the Simula languages are notable for being the first object oriented languages in the world and being the predecessor to both SmallTalk and C++, while the object oriented features of Smalltalk over time moved quite a bit away from their Simula origins, C++ retains the object oriented model it inherited in a surprisingly faithful fashion.
A list of OS/2 implementations of Simula
- PC Simula - Commercial - Discontinued
Libraries and bindings
A list of DOS implementations of Simula
- PC Simula - Commercial - Discontinued - Now freeware
A list of Simula implementations that run under WinOS/2
A list of Simula implementations that run under Java
A list of Simula implementations in JavaScript
Publications
Local articles
Tutorials and other learning material
Links
- The Association of Simula Users (Aka ASU)
Standards
- The Simula 86 standard is reproduced here