Snobol4

Snobol4 is a string-processing language developed by Ralph Griswold in the early 1960s, which was popular for work in linguistics and artificial intelligence and which still has many devoted adherents.

Development tools:

	Vanilla Snobol4 A Snobol implementation from Catspaw, Inc.    ¤  Nov 1991. Freeware. Home site: http://www.snobol4.com/
	Snobol4+ A free implementation of Snobol4.    ¤  Mar 1998. Freeware. Home site: http://www.snobol4.com/

Tutorials and FAQs:

	A Snobol Tutorial Adapted from part II of Mark Emmer's Vanilla Snobol manual.    ¤  Feb 1991. Reproduced by permission. (included in the Vanilla Snobol distribution; HTML markup by John English)
	Introduction to Programming Langauges A comparative study of programming languages, their development and the development of the programming paradigms that they embody.    ¤  3 Aug 2001. Reproduced by permission. Home site: http://cs.wwc.edu/~aabyan/221_2/PLBOOK/

Reference material:

The Vanilla Snobol Reference Manual Adapted from part III of Mark Emmer's Vanilla Snobol manual.    ¤  Feb 1991. Reproduced by permission. (included in the Vanilla Snobol distribution; HTML markup by John English)

External resources:

	Catspaw The home of Vanilla Snobol4 and Snobol 4+ (as well as some very nice Snobol4 T-shirts, if you like that sort of thing!).
	Snobol and Spitbol A collection of links maintained by Peter-Arno Coppen.
	Gordon Peterson's Snobol4 page
	The Dirty SNOBOL page