Short for Basic Combined Programming Language, BCPL
is a programming language developed in
1966 by Martin Richards
of the University of Cambridge that became very popular because
of its portability. BCPL is the
successor to the CPL programming language and was the first
language to print the infamous Hello
World! test message and the first programming language used
to create the first
MUD.
- The reference manual for this language can be
found
here.
Also see: CPL, Programming
definitions, Programming
language
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