Author: Developed at Harvard Medical School under an NIH

grant.

Operating System: Paper Tape

Source Language: PAL-III

Memory Required: 4K

Abstract: SNAP is a computer language for real-time interactive

computation which can be learned in less than one hour. It is particularly

useful in teaching programming to beginners.

A unique feature of SNAP is its ability to interact on-line with other

laboratory instruments. SNAP can accept electical inputs directly and

can read inputs from a real-time clock. Both of these functions are

incorporated in a single SNAP instruction.

Another feature particularly useful for biological problems is Table

Instructions. A list of 100 numbers may be entered from the keyboard or

from punched paper tape.

Note: Both EAE and non-EAE versions are included in write-up

for 8-122A

No source available.

Media Price Code: A2, F5

Catalog: August 1978