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1980 – 1989

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1985
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Robert Bernicky, Geno Coschi, James L. Ryan, Bob Smith, Philip A. Van Cleave, James G. Wheeler:
Writing interpreters (panel). APL 1985: 139-140
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John D. Burger, John W. Myrna, Richard S. Paulson, David Saunders, Richard M. Smith, Philip A. Van Cleave, John C. Wilson:
APL microcomputer products (panel). APL 1985: 295-296
1983
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Philip A. Van Cleave:
A.P. 1 APL.68000's local auxiliary processor mechanism. APL 1983: 137-141
1982
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Philip A. Van Cleave:
The impact of microcomputers on APL. APL 1982: 362-364

1970 – 1979

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1979
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John E. Howland, Philip A. Van Cleave:
APL/Z80: An APL interpreter for Z80 microcomputers. APL 1979: 249-256

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