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Advances in Computers, Volume 7

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Volume 7, 1966

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John C. Murtha:
Highly Parallel Information Processing Systems. 1-116
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Ruth M. Davis:
Programming Language Processors. 117-180
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Wayne A. Danielson:
The Man-Machine Combination for Computer-Assisted Copy Editing. 181-193
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William R. Bozman:
Computer-Aided Typesetting. 195-207
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Arnold C. Satterthwait:
Programming Languages for Computational Linguistics. 209-238
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Andries van Dam:
Computer Driven Displays and Their Use in Man/Machine Interaction. 239-290

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