BLISS

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BLISS is a systems programming language developed at Carnegie Mellon University in the early 1970s, known for its use in low-level systems software and its lack of a built-in goto statement.

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instanceOf block-structured programming language
systems programming language
academicOrigin Carnegie Mellon University NERFINISHED
designedFor low-level systems software
systems programming
developer A. N. Habermann NERFINISHED
Carnegie Mellon University NERFINISHED
D. B. Russell NERFINISHED
William A. Wulf NERFINISHED
doesNotHave built-in goto statement
executionModel compiled language
field computer science
genre systems programming language
hasFeature bit-level operations
block structure
conditional compilation
explicit control over storage
expression-oriented syntax
no built-in goto statement
no implicit type conversions
pointer arithmetic
powerful macro system
register-level operations
separate compilation
hasVariant BLISS-10 NERFINISHED
BLISS-11 NERFINISHED
BLISS-32 NERFINISHED
VAX BLISS NERFINISHED
inception early 1970s
influenced systems programming practices on DEC hardware
influencedBy ALGOL NERFINISHED
CPL NERFINISHED
notableFor efficiency close to assembly language
lack of built-in goto statement
use in DEC system software
programmingParadigm imperative programming
procedural programming
supports structured control constructs
typingDiscipline static typing
weak typing
usedFor compiler implementation
operating system implementation
systems utilities
usedOn DEC PDP-10 NERFINISHED
DEC PDP-11 NERFINISHED
VAX NERFINISHED

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