I remember Edsger Dijkstra (1930 – 2002)
In 1966 I became a PhD student of A. van Wijngaarden at the Computational Department of the Mathematical Centre in Amsterdam. Whatever my topic was going to be, it was clear that my job would be to program. There used to be one computer, the Electrologica X1. Shortly before my arrival a much faster and bigger successor was added: the X8 from the same manufacturer. The language was Algol 60. Most o
History of “Structured Programming”
At its introduction around 1970, structured programming was controversial. It was soon universally accepted. In this essay I trace the history of structured programming and argue that it is worthwhile to re-open the controversy. History of the goto statement From their beginnings stored-program computers worked by going through the fetch-execute cycle. The cycle begins with fetching the content of
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