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[[!]] -- '''DONE''' renamed to exclamation mark<br>
[["]] -- '''DONE''' renamed to double quote<br>
[[%]] -- '''DONE''' renamed to percent<br>
[[,]] -- '''DONE''' renamed to comma<br>
[[0 (number)|0]] -- '''DONE''' renamed to zero<br>
[[0/1 knapsack problem]] -- '''DONE'''<br>
[[100BaseFX]] -- '''DONE'''<br>
[[100BaseT]] -- '''DONE'''<br>
[[100BaseTX]] -- '''DONE'''<br>
[[100BaseVG]] -- '''DONE'''<br>
[[100VG-AnyLAN]] -- '''DONE''' (redirected to [[100BaseVG]])<br>
[[10base2]] -- '''DONE'''<br>
[[10base5]] -- '''DONE'''<br>
[[10baseT]] -- '''DONE'''<br>
[[120 reset]] -- '''DONE'''<br>
[[1-2-3]] -- '''DONE''' (renamed [[Lotus 1-2-3]])<br>
[[1394]] -- '''DONE''' (renamed [[Firewire]])<br>
[[1541]] -- '''DONE''' (renamed [[Commodore 1541]])<br>
[[1581]] -- '''DONE''' (renamed [[Commodore 1581]])<br>
[[16550]] -- '''DONE''' (renamed [[16550 UART]])<br>
[[16 bit]] -- '''DONE'''<br>
[[16-bit application]] -- '''DONE'''<br>
[[1802]] -- '''DONE''' (renamed CDP1802) -- '''REDONE''' (merged into [[RCA 1802]])<br>
[[1NF]] -- '''DONE''' (renamed [[database normalization]])<br>
[[1TBS]] -- '''DONE''' (renamed to [[One True Brace Style]])<br>
[[1.TR.6]] -- '''DONE'''<br>
[[2]] -- '''DONE''' renamed to Number 2 <br>
[[20-GATE]] -- '''DONE''' (probably should be [[20-Gate programming language]], but I'm not sure)<br>
[[2780]] -- '''DONE''' (renamed [[Binary Synchronous Transmission]])<br>
[[2B1D]] -- '''DONE''' (renamed to [[Basic Rate Interface]])<br>
[[2B1Q]] -- '''DONE''' (renamed to [[two-binary, one-quaternary]])<br>
[[2B+D]] -- '''DONE''' (renamed to [[Basic Rate Interface]])<br>
[[2NF]] -- '''DONE''' (renamed [[database normalization]])<br>
2.PAK -- '''DONE'''<br>
320xx -- '''DONE''' (renamed 320xx microprocessor)<br>
3270 -- '''DONE''' (renamed IBM 3270)<br>
32-bit application -- '''DONE'''<br>
3780 -- '''DONE''' (renamed Binary Synchronous Transmission)<br>
386 -- '''DONE''' renamed to (Intel 80386)<br>
386BSD -- '''DONE''' (integrated with our article)<br>
386SPART.PAR -- ''DONE'''<br>
3Com Corporation -- '''DONE'''<br>
3DO -- '''DONE'''<br>
3GL -- '''DONE''' (renamed Third generation language)<br>
3NF -- '''DONE''' (renamed database normalization)<br>
3Station -- '''DONE'''<br>
3-tier -- '''DONE''' renamed to 3-tier (computing)<br>
404 -- '''DONE''' (renamed 404 error)<br>
4.2BSD -- '''DONE''' renamed to Berkeley Software Distribution<br>
431A -- '''DONE'''<br>
4510 -- '''DONE'''<br>
473L Query -- '''DONE''' (renamed 473L Query programming language)<br>
486 -- '''DONE''' (renamed Intel 80486)<br>
486SX -- '''DONE''' (renamed Intel 80486SX<br>
4GL -- '''DONE''' (renamed fourth generation language)<br>
4NF -- '''DONE''' (renamed database normalization)<br>
51forth -- '''DONE''' (renamed 51forth programming language)<br>
56 kbps -- '''DONE'''<br>
56k line -- '''DONE'''<br>
586 -- '''NO IMPORT:''' "What the Pentium was not called" isn't exactly an article. ;-)<br>
5ESS Switch -- '''DONE'''<br>
5NF -- '''DONE''' (renamed database normalization)<br>
5th Glove -- '''DONE'''<br>
6.001 -- '''DONE''' renamed to 6.001 (MIT)<br>
610 -- '''DONE'''<br>
6309 -- '''DONE''' (renamed Hitachi 6309)<br>
64 bit -- '''DONE'''<br>
6501 -- '''DONE''' (renamed MOS Technologies 6501)<br>
6502 -- '''DONE''' (renamed MOS Technologies 6502)<br>
650x -- '''DONE''' (renamed MOS Technologies 650x)<br>
6510 -- '''DONE''' (renamed MOS Technologies 6510)<br>
65816 -- '''DONE''' (renamed MOS Technologies 65816)<br>
6800 -- '''DONE''' (renamed Motorola 6800)<br>
68000 -- '''DONE''' renamed to Motorola 68000<br>
68020 -- '''DONE''' (renamed Motorola 68020)<br>
68030 -- '''DONE''' (renamed Motorola 68030)<br>
68040 -- '''DONE''' (renamed Motorola 68040)<br>
68050 -- '''DONE'''<br>
68060 -- '''DONE''' (renamed Motorola 68060)<br>
6809 -- '''DONE''' (renamed Motorola 6809)<br>
680x0 -- '''DONE''' renamed to Motorola 680x0<br>
686 -- '''DONE''' (see other meanings links)<br>
68HC11 -- '''DONE''' (renamed Motorola 68HC11)<br>
68LC040 -- '''DONE''' (renamed Motorola 68LC040)<br>
6x86 -- '''DONE''' (renamed Cyrix 6x86<br>
754 -- '''DONE''' (renamed IEEE Floating Point Standard<br>
80186 -- '''DONE''' (renamed Intel 80186)<br>
80188 -- '''DONE''' (renamed Intel 80188)<br>
802.2 -- '''DONE''' (renamed IEEE 802.2<br>
802.3 -- '''DONE''' (renamed IEEE 802.3<br>
80286 -- '''NO IMPORT''' (already exists)<br>
8031 -- '''DONE''' (renamed Intel 8051)<br>
80386 -- '''NO IMPORT''' (already exists)<br>
8048 -- '''DONE''' (renamed Intel 8048)<br>
80486 -- '''NO IMPORT''' (already exists)<br>
8051 -- '''DONE''' (renamed Intel 8051)<br>
8052 -- '''DONE''' (renamed Intel 8051)<br>
8080 -- '''DONE''' (renamed Intel 8080)<br>
8086 -- '''DONE''' (renamed Intel 8086)<br>
8088 -- '''NO IMPORT''' (already exists)<br>
80x86 -- '''DONE''' (renamed Intel 80x86)<br>
822 -- '''DONE''' (renamed RFC 822)<br>
82430FX -- '''DONE''' (renamed Triton II)<br>
82430HX -- '''DONE''' (renamed Triton II)<br>
82430MX -- '''DONE''' (renamed Mobile Triton)<br>
82430VX -- '''DONE''' (renamed Triton VX)<br>
8.3 -- '''DONE''' (renamed 8.3 (computing))<br>
8514 -- '''DONE''' (renamed 8514 (display standard))<br>
8514-A -- '''DONE''' (renamed 8514 (display standard))<br>
88000 -- '''DONE''' (renamed Motorola 88000)<br>
88open -- '''DONE'''<br>
8-bit clean -- '''DONE'''<br>
8N1 -- '''DONE'''<br>
8 queens problem -- '''NO IMPORT''' (already exists)<br>
8 queens puzzle -- '''NO IMPORT''' (already exists)<br>
8x86 -- '''DONE''' (renamed Intel 80x86)<br>
90-90 Rule -- '''DONE''' (renamed Ninety-Ninety Rule)<br>
9PAC -- '''DONE'''<br>
:-) -- '''DONE''' (renamed to smiley)<br>
<br> -- '''NO IMPORT''' (what is this supposed to be?)<br>
= -- '''DONE''' (renamed to equals (computing))<br>
@ -- '''DONE''' (renamed to commercial at (computing))<br>
A# -- '''DONE''' (renamed to A sharp)<br>
A-0 -- '''DONE'''<br>
a1 -- '''DONE'''<br>
A1 security -- '''DONE''' (renamed to Orange Book)<br>
A20 handler -- '''DONE'''<br>
A-3 -- '''DONE''' (renamed to ARITH-MATIC)<br>
A3D -- '''DONE'''<br>
a56 -- '''DONE'''<br>
AADL -- '''DONE''' (renamed to Axiomatic Architecture Description Language)<br>
AAL -- '''DONE''' (renamed to ATM Adaptation Layer)<br>
AAP -- '''DONE''' (renamed to Associaton of American Publishers)<br>
AAP DTD -- '''DONE'''<br>
aard -- '''DONE'''<br>
AARP -- '''DONE''' (renamed to Apple Address Resolution Protocol)<br>
AARP probe packets -- '''DONE''' (renamed to AARP probe packet)<br>
AAUI -- '''DONE''' (renamed to Apple Attachment Unit Interface)<br>
A&ampB -- '''DONE'''<br>
abbrev -- '''NO IMPORT''' (not suitable for an encyclopedia article)<br>
Abbreviated Test Language for Avionics Systems -- '''DONE'''<br>
ABC -- '''DONE''' (renamed to ABC (programming))<br>
ABC ALGOL -- '''DONE'''<br>
ABCL/1 -- '''DONE'''<br>
ABCL/c+ -- '''DONE''' (renamed to ABCL/c plus)<br>
ABCL/R -- '''DONE'''<br>
ABCL/R2 -- '''DONE'''<br>
abduction -- '''DONE''' (renamed to abduction (logic))<br>
ABEND -- '''DONE'''<br>
ABI -- '''DONE''' (renamed to Application Binary Interface)<br>
ABLE -- '''DONE'''<br>
ABM -- '''DONE''' (renamed to Asynchronous Balanced Mode)<br>
ABNF -- '''DONE''' (renamed to Augmented Backus-Naur Form)<br>
abort -- '''DONE''' (renamed to Abort (computing))<br>
ABP -- '''DONE''<br>
ABR -- '''DONE''' (renamed to Automatic baud rate detection)<br>
abscissa -- '''DONE'''<br>
ABSET -- '''DONE'''<br>
absolute path -- '''DONE'''<br>
absolute pathname -- '''DONE''' renamed to absolute path<br>
abstract class -- '''DONE'''<br>
abstract data type -- '''NO IMPORT''' (already exists)<br>
abstract interpretation -- '''DONE'''<br>
abstraction -- '''DONE''' (renamed to abstraction (programming))<br>
abstract machine -- '''DONE'''<br>
Abstract Machine Notation -- '''DONE'''<br>
abstract syntax -- '''DONE'''<br>
Abstract Syntax Notation 1 -- '''DONE'''<br>
abstract syntax tree -- '''DONE'''<br>
Abstract-Type and Scheme-Definition Language -- '''DONE'''<br>
Abstract Windowing Toolkit -- '''DONE'''<br>
Abstract Window Toolkit -- '''DONE''' (renamed to Abstract Window Toolkit)<br>
ABSYS -- '''DONE'''<br>
ACA -- '''DONE''' (renamed to Application Control Architecture)<br>
ACAP -- '''DONE''' (renamed to Application Configuration Access Protocol)<br>
Accelerated Graphics Port -- '''DONE'''<br>
accelerator -- '''DONE''' (renamed to Accelerator (computing))<br>
Accent -- '''DONE''' (renamed to Accent (programming language))<br>
accept -- '''DONE''' (renamed to Accept (computing routine))<br>
Acceptable Use Policy -- '''DONE'''<br>
acceptance testing -- '''DONE'''<br>
Acceptance, Test Or Launch Language -- '''DONE'''<br>
acceptor -- ''NO IMPORT'' (already have article on [[Finite state machine]]; left FOLDOC article in [[Talk:Finite state machine]] if anyone wants to merge it) <br>
Access -- ''DONE'' (part when to [[Access query language]], the communications program went to [[Microsoft Access]], since we already have an article on Microsoft Access the database, that was dumped in [[Talk:Microsoft Access]])<br>
Access Control List -- '''DONE'''<br>
access method -- '''DONE'''<br>
access permission<br>
access time<br>
ACCLAIM<br>
Accounting File<br>
accounting management<br>
ACCU<br>
accumulator -- '''DONE'''<br>
accuracy<br>
ACE<br>
ACF<br>
ACF/NCP<br>
ACIA<br>
ACID<br>
ACIS<br>
ACK<br>
ACL<br>
ACM<br>
ACME<br>
ACOM<br>
Acorn Archimedes<br>
Acorn Computer Group<br>
Acorn Computers Ltd.<br>
[[ARM Ltd|Acorn RISC Machine]]<br>
ACOS<br>
acoustic coupler<br>
ACP<br>
ACPI -- '''DONE'''<br>
Acrobat<br>
acronym<br>
ACSE<br>
ACT -- see Annual Change Traffic, Ada Core Technologies <br>
ACT++<br>
Act1<br>
Act2<br>
Act3<br>
Actalk<br>
Actis<br>
activation record<br>
active DBMS<br>
Active Directory<br>
Active Language I<br>
active matrix display<br>
Active Monitor<br>
active object<br>
Active Reconfiguring Message<br>
Active Server Pages<br>
ActiveX<br>
ACT ONE<br>
Actor<br>
actor<br>
Actors<br>
actor/singer/waiter/webmaster<br>
Actra<br>
Actus<br>
AD<br>
ad<br>
Ada<br>
Ada++<br>
Ada 83<br>
Ada 95<br>
Ada 9X<br>
ADABAS<br>
Ada Core Technologies<br>
Ada/Ed<br>
Adaline<br>
Ada Lovelace<br>
ADAM<br>
Adam7<br>
Adamakegen<br>
ADAMO<br>
Ada-O<br>
Adaplan<br>
Adaplex<br>
Ada Programming Support Environment<br>
ADAPT<br>
Adaptable User Interface<br>
Adaptec<br>
adaptive answering<br>
Adaptive Communication Environment<br>
Adaptive Digital Pulse Code Modulation<br>
adaptive learning<br>
adaptive routing<br>
Adaptive Simulated Annealing<br>
Adaptive TRansform Acoustic Coding<br>
Adaptor<br>
Ada Semantic Interface Specification<br>
Ada Software Repository<br>
ADC<br>
ADCCP<br>
A/D converter<br>
AD/Cycle<br>
ADD 1 TO COBOL GIVING COBOL<br>
ADDD<br>
additive<br>
address<br>
address bus<br>
addressed call mode<br>
addressee<br>
addressing mode<br>
address mask<br>
address resolution<br>
Address Resolution Protocol<br>
address space<br>
Address Strobe<br>
ADELE<br>
ADES<br>
[[ad hoc]] -- '''NO IMPORT''' (already exists) <br>
ad-hockery<br>
[[polymorphism (computer science)|ad-hoc polymorphism]] -- '''NO IMPORT''' (already exists)<br>
Aditi<br>
adjacency<br>
adjacent<br>
ADL<br>
AdLog<br>
ADM<br>
ADMD<br>
admin<br>
Administration Management Domain<br>
administrative distance<br>
Administrative Domain<br>
admissible<br>
Adobe Systems, Inc.<br>
Adobe Type Manager<br>
ADPCM<br>
ADS<br>
ADSL<br>
ADSP<br>
ADSU<br>
ADT<br>
Advanced Communication Function/Network Control Program<br>
Advanced Communications Function<br>
Advanced Computing Environment<br>
Advanced Configuration and Power Interface -- '''DONE'''<br>
Advanced Data Communications Control Protocol<br>
Advanced Encryption Standard<br>
Advanced Function Presentation<br>
Advanced Function Printing<br>
Advanced Intelligent Tape<br>
Advanced Interactive eXecutive<br>
Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.<br>
Advanced Network Systems Architecture<br>
Advanced Peer-to-Peer Networking<br>
Advanced Power Management -- '''DONE'''<br>
Advanced Program-to-Program Communications<br>
Advanced Research Projects Agency<br>
Advanced Research Projects Agency Network<br>
Advanced Revelation<br>
Advanced RISC Computing Specification<br>
Advanced RISC Machine '''DONE''', renamed [[Acorn RISC Machine]] and moved to [[ARM Ltd]]<br>
Advanced RISC Machines Ltd. '''DONE''', renamed [[Advanced RISC Machines]] and merged with [[ARM Ltd]]<br>
Advanced SCSI Peripheral Interface<br>
Advanced Software Environment<br>
Advanced STatistical Analysis Program<br>
Advanced Technology Attachment<br>
Advanced Technology Attachment Interface with Extensions<br>
Advanced WavEffect<br>
ADVENT<br>
Adventure Definition Language<br>
ADVSYS<br>
AE<br>
ae<br>
AED<br>
AEGIS<br>
Aegis<br>
Aeolus<br>
AEP<br>
aeroplane rule<br>
AES<br>
AESOP<br>
af<br>
AFAC<br>
AFAIK<br>
affine transformation<br>
affordance<br>
AFIPS<br>
AFJ<br>
AFK<br>
aflex<br>
AFNOR<br>
AFP<br>
AFS<br>
AFUU<br>
ag<br>
agent<br>
aggregate type<br>
aggregation<br>
AGL<br>
AGM Theory for Belief Revision<br>
AGORA<br>
AGP -- '''DONE'''<br>
AGP graphics<br>
A Hardware Programming Language<br>
AHDL<br>
AHPL<br>
AI<br>
ai<br>
AIA<br>
AI-complete<br>
AID<br>
AIDA<br>
AIDS<br>
AIDX<br>
AIFF<br>
AI International<br>
AI koan<br>
AIMACO<br>
Aimnet<br>
AIR<br>
AIr MAterial COmmand compiler<br>
airplane rule<br>
AIT<br>
AIX<br>
AKC<br>
AKCL<br>
A. K. Erlang<br>
AKL<br>
AL<br>
al<br>
Aladdin Systems<br>
ALADIN<br>
ALAM<br>
Alan F. Shugart<br>
A-language<br>
A Language Encouraging Program Hierarchy<br>
A Language for Attributed Definitions<br>
A Language with an Extensible Compiler<br>
Alan Kay<br>
Alan M. Turing<br>
Alan Shugart<br>
Alan Turing<br>
A-law<br>
ALC<br>
Alcool-90<br>
ALCOR<br>
Aldat<br>
ALDES<br>
ALDiSP<br>
ALEC<br>
ALEF<br>
ALEPH<br>
Aleph<br>
aleph 0<br>
alert<br>
Alex<br>
Alexis<br>
ALF<br>
Alfl<br>
algebra<br>
ALGEBRAIC<br>
algebraic<br>
[[algebraic data type]] '''DONE'''<br>
Algebraic Interpretive Dialogue<br>
Algebraic Logic Functional language<br>
Algebraic Manipulation Package<br>
Algebraic Specification Language<br>
algebraic structure<br>
Algebra of Communicating Processes<br>
ALGOL<br>
ALGOL 58<br>
ALGOL 60<br>
ALGOL 60 Modified<br>
ALGOL 60 Revised<br>
ALGOL 68<br>
ALGOL 68C<br>
ALGOL 68-R<br>
ALGOL 68 Revised<br>
ALGOL 68RS<br>
ALGOL 68S<br>
ALGOL C<br>
ALGOL D<br>
ALGOL N<br>
ALGOL W<br>
ALGOL X<br>
ALGOL Y<br>
algorithim<br>
algorithm<br>
ALgorithm DEScription<br>
ALgorIthmic ASsembly language<br>
Algorithmic Language<br>
Algorithmic Model<br>
Algorithmic Processor Description Language<br>
Algorithmic Test Case Generation<br>
ALGY<br>
ALIAS<br>
alias<br>
aliasing<br>
aliasing bug<br>
Alice<br>
alife<br>
A-Life<br>
ALJABR<br>
Allegro<br>
all-elbows<br>
ALLIANCE<br>
ALLOY<br>
ALM<br>
Aloha '''DONE''' (same as below)<br>
[[ALOHAnet|Aloha Net]] '''DONE'''<br>
Alonzo Church<br>
ALP<br>
ALPAK<br>
ALPHA<br>
Alpha<br>
Alpha AXP 21164<br>
alpha/beta pruning<br>
alpha conversion<br>
Alpha EV6<br>
Alpha Geek<br>
alphanumeric<br>
alpha particle<br>
Alphard<br>
alpha testing<br>
ALPS<br>
alt<br>
ALTAC<br>
Altair 8800<br>
Altair 9000<br>
Alta Vista<br>
alt bit<br>
Alternating bit protocol<br>
altmode<br>
ALTRAN<br>
alt.sources<br>
ALU<br>
Aluminum Book<br>
Alvey<br>
AM<br>
am<br>
Amanda<br>
A Manufacturing Language<br>
amateur packet radio<br>
Amber<br>
AMBIT<br>
AMBIT/G<br>
AMBIT/L<br>
AMBIT/S<br>
AMBUSH<br>
AMD<br>
AMD 29000<br>
AMD 29027<br>
Amdahl<br>
Amdahl Corporation<br>
Amdahl's Law<br>
AMD Am2901<br>
AMD Am2903<br>
AMD Am2910<br>
AMD K7<br>
American National Standard<br>
American National Standards Institute<br>
American Society of Mechanical Engineers<br>
American Standard Code for Information Interchange '''DONE''' -- redirects to ASCII<br>
American Telephone and Telegraph, Inc.<br>
American Wire Gauge<br>
America On-Line, Inc.<br>
America's Multimedia Online<br>
AMI<br>
Amiga<br>
Amiga E<br>
Aminet<br>
AML<br>
AML/E<br>
AMO<br>
Amoeba<br>
AMP<br>
amper<br>
ampersand<br>
AMPL<br>
[[AMPLE]] '''DONE'''<br>
Amplitude Modulation<br>
amp off<br>
AMPPL-II<br>
AMS<br>
AMTRAN<br>
Amulet<br>
an<br>
analog<br>
Analog Hardware Design Language<br>
analogue<br>
analogue computer<br>
Analogy Model<br>
Analytical Engine<br>
Analytical Machine<br>
anchor<br>
ANCP<br>
AND<br>
ANDF<br>
Andorra-I<br>
Andorra Kernel Language<br>
Andorra-Prolog<br>
Andrei Markov<br>
Andrew File System<br>
Andrew Fluegelman<br>
Andrew Message System<br>
Andrew Project<br>
Andrew S. Tanenbaum<br>
Andrew Tanenbaum<br>
Andrew Toolkit<br>
Andy Tanenbaum<br>
An Evolutionary System for On-line Programming<br>
Angel<br>
angle bracket<br>
angry fruit salad<br>
ANI<br>
Animated GIF<br>
animation<br>
Animus<br>
ANL<br>
Anna<br>
annealing<br>
annotate<br>
ANNotated Ada<br>
annotation<br>
annoybot<br>
annoyware<br>
Annual Change Traffic<br>
annulled branch<br>
anonymous FTP<br>
ANother Tool for Language Recognition<br>
ANR<br>
ANS<br>
ANSA<br>
ANSI<br>
ANSI C<br>
ANSI Minimal BASIC<br>
ANSI/SPARC<br>
ANSI/SPARC Architecture<br>
ANSI/SPARC model<br>
ANSI X12<br>
ANSI Z39.50<br>
Anthony Hoare<br>
anti-aliasing<br>
antichain<br>
antisymmetric<br>
antivirus software<br>
ANTLR<br>
ANU<br>
ANU ML<br>
[[anytime algorithm]] -- '''DONE'''<br>
ao<br>
AOCE<br>
AOL<br>
AOP<br>
AOS<br>
APA<br>
Apache<br>
APAL<br>
APAREL<br>
A PArse REquest Language<br>
APC<br>
APDL<br>
apE<br>
API<br>
APIC<br>
APL<br>
APL2<br>
APLGOL<br>
APLWEB<br>
APM -- '''DONE'''<br>
Apollo Computer<br>
apostrophe<br>
app<br>
APPC<br>
AppKit<br>
APPLE<br>
Apple Attachment Unit Interface<br>
Apple Computer, Inc.<br>
Apple II<br>
Apple Macintosh<br>
Apple Newton<br>
Apple Open Collaboration Environment<br>
AppleScript<br>
Applesoft BASIC<br>
applet<br>
Appletalk<br>
AppleTalk Data Stream Protocol<br>
AppleTalk Filing Protocol<br>
application<br>
Application Binary Interface<br>
Application Configuration Access Protocol<br>
Application Control Architecture<br>
application enablement services<br>
Application environment specification<br>
Application Executive<br>
Application Integration Architecture<br>
application layer<br>
Application Portability Architecture<br>
application program<br>
Application Program Interface<br>
Application Programming Interface<br>
Application Protocol Data Unit<br>
application server<br>
Application Service Element<br>
application service provider<br>
applications language<br>
application software<br>
Application Software Installation Server<br>
Application-Specific Integrated Circuit<br>
Applications Programming Interface<br>
applications software<br>
Application Visualisation System<br>
applicative language<br>
Applicative Language for Digital Signal Processing<br>
applicative order reduction<br>
APPLOG<br>
APPN<br>
approximation algorithm<br>
April Fool's Joke<br>
A Programming Language<br>
APSE<br>
APT<br>
APX III<br>
aq<br>
AQL<br>
ar<br>
arbitrary precision calculator<br>
ARC<br>
arc<br>
Arcade<br>
ArchBSD<br>
Archie<br>
Archimedes<br>
architecture<br>
Architecture Neutral Distribution Format<br>
archive<br>
archive site<br>
[[ARCnet]] '''DONE'''<br>
ARCS<br>
Arctic<br>
arena<br>
ARES<br>
AREV<br>
AREXX<br>
arg<br>
argument<br>
Argus<br>
Ariel<br>
ARI Service<br>
ARITH-MATIC<br>
Arithmetic and Logic Unit<br>
arity<br>
arj<br>
Arjuna<br>
ARL<br>
[[ARM Ltd|ARM]] '''DONE'''<br>
ARM610<br>
ARM7<br>
ARM710<br>
ARM7500<br>
ARM8<br>
ARM800<br>
ARM Ltd<br>
ARMM<br>
armour-plated<br>
ARP<br>
ARPA<br>
ARPANET<br>
ARQ<br>
array<br>
array processor<br>
Array Processor Assembly Language<br>
Array Theory<br>
arrow key<br>
ART<br>
Artemis microkernel<br>
Artifex<br>
artificial intelligence<br>
Artificial Intelligence Lab<br>
Artificial Life<br>
artificial neural network<br>
Artisoft, Inc.<br>
Artistic license<br>
ARTSPEAK<br>
AS<br>
as<br>
as31<br>
AS400<br>
AS/400<br>
ASA<br>
asap<br>
asbestos<br>
asbestos cork award<br>
asbestos longjohns<br>
ascender<br>
ASCII<br>
ASCII art<br>
ASCIIbetical order<br>
ASCIIbonics<br>
ASCII character table<br>
ASCII graphics<br>
ASDIMPL<br>
ASDL<br>
ASDO IMPlementation Language<br>
ASE<br>
A* search<br>
ASF<br>
ash<br>
Ashmedai<br>
Ashton-Tate Corporation<br>
ASIC<br>
A Simulation Process-Oriented Language<br>
ASIS<br>
ASK<br>
ASL<br>
ASL+<br>
ASM<br>
ASME<br>
ASN<br>
ASN.1<br>
ASP<br>
ASPECT<br>
ASpecT<br>
aspect<br>
aspect-oriented programming<br>
aspect ratio<br>
ASPEN<br>
ASPI<br>
ASPIK<br>
Aspirin<br>
ASPLE<br>
ASPOL<br>
ASQC<br>
ASR<br>
assembler<br>
ASSEMBLY<br>
assembly code<br>
Assembly Language<br>
assembly language<br>
Assembly Language Compiler<br>
Assembly Language for Multics<br>
assertion<br>
ASSET<br>
asset management<br>
Asset Source for Software Engineering Technology<br>
assigned numbers<br>
assignment<br>
assignment problem - NO IMPORT, [[assignment problem]] is now written from scratch<br>.
Association Control Service Element<br>
Association for Computational Linguistics<br>
Association for Computing<br>
Association for Computing Machinery<br>
Association for Progressive Communications<br>
Association for SIMULA Users<br>
Association Française des Utilisateurs d'Unix<br>
Association of American Publishers<br>
Association of C and C++ Users<br>
Association of Lisp Users<br>
associative array<br>
associative memory<br>
Associative Memory Parallel Processing Language<br>
AST<br>
ASTAP<br>
AST Computers, LLC<br>
asterisk<br>
asterix<br>
Astral<br>
AST Research, Inc.<br>
asymmetrical modulation<br>
Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line<br>
Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Loop<br>
asynchronous<br>
Asynchronous Balanced Mode<br>
Asynchronous Communications Interface Adapter<br>
asynchronous logic<br>
Asynchronous Transfer Mode<br>
asyncronous<br>
AT '''DONE'''<br>
at<br>
AT-3<br>
ATA<br>
ATA-2<br>
ATA-4<br>
ATAPI<br>
[[Atari]] '''DONE'''<br>
AT Attachment<br>
AT Attachment Packet Interface<br>
AT bus architecture -- '''DONE'''<br>
AtFS<br>
Athena<br>
Atherton Technology<br>
Athlon<br>
ATIS<br>
ATK<br>
ATLAS<br>
Atlas Autocode<br>
ATM<br>
ATM Forum<br>
ATMP<br>
atob<br>
ATOLL<br>
atomic<br>
A Tools Integration Standard<br>
ATRAC<br>
ATS<br>
at sign<br>
AT&T<br>
Attachment Unit Interface<br>
AT&T Bell Labs<br>
atto-<br>
attoparsec<br>
attribute<br>
Attributed File System<br>
Attribute Translation System<br>
ATX<br>
au<br>
aubergine<br>
audio<br>
audiographics<br>
audiographic teleconferencing<br>
Audio IFF<br>
AudioOne<br>
Audio Processing Technology<br>
Audio Video Interleave<br>
Augmented Backus-Naur Form<br>
AUI<br>
A'UM<br>
AUP<br>
Aurora<br>
Austin Kyoto Common Lisp<br>
authentication<br>
authoring<br>
autobaud<br>
autobogotiphobia<br>
AutoCAD<br>
Autocode<br>
AUTOCODER<br>
Autodesk, Inc.<br>
AUTOEXEC.BAT<br>
AUTOGRAF<br>
AUTOGRP<br>
Auto Idle<br>
AutoLISP -- '''DONE'''<br>
autoloader<br>
automagically<br>
automata<br>
automata theory<br>
Automated Engineering Design<br>
AUTOmated GRouPing system<br>
Automated Retroactive Minimal Moderation<br>
automated testing<br>
AUTOMATH<br>
Automatically Programmed Tools<br>
automatic baud rate detection<br>
automatic hyphenation<br>
Automatic Mathematical TRANslation<br>
Automatic Network Routing<br>
Automatic Number Identification<br>
Automatic Repeat Request<br>
Automatic Send Receive<br>
Automatic Sequence Controlled Calculator<br>
automation<br>
Automatische Rechenplanfertigung<br>
automaton<br>
Automatrix, Inc.<br>
Autonomous System<br>
Autonomous System Number<br>
Autopass<br>
autoprojector<br>
AUTO-PROMPT<br>
Autostat<br>
autostereogram<br>
A/UX<br>
auxiliary storage<br>
av<br>
availability<br>
Avalon/C++<br>
Avalon/Common LISP<br>
avatar<br>
average seek time<br>
AVI<br>
Avon<br>
AVS<br>
aw<br>
AWE<br>
AWG<br>
awk<br>
AWT<br>
aXe<br>
AXIOM<br>
axiom<br>
AXIOM*<br>
Axiomatic Architecture Description Language<br>
axiomatic semantics<br>
axiomatic set theory<br>
Axiom of Choice<br>
Axiom of Comprehension<br>
AXLE<br>
ayacc<br>
AYT<br>
az<br>
AZERTY<br>
B<br>
b<br>
B-0<br>
B1FF<br>
B1 security<br>
B2B<br>
B2 security<br>
B3 security<br>
b4<br>
ba<br>
Baan<br>
Babbage<br>
]Babbage, Charles<br>
babbling error<br>
BABEL<br>
BABT<br>
Baby AT<br>
BABYLON<br>
BACAIC<br>
Bachman<br>
Bachman Information Systems<br>
backbone<br>
backbone cabal<br>
backbone site<br>
back door<br>
back-end<br>
Back End Generator<br>
Back End Generator Language<br>
backgammon<br>
background<br>
backing store<br>
back link<br>
backoff<br>
BackOffice<br>
back-propagation<br>
back quote<br>
backside cache<br>
backslash<br>
backtick<br>
backtracking<br>
backup<br>
backup pumpkin<br>
Backus-Naur Form<br>
Backus Normal Form<br>
backward analysis<br>
backward chaining<br>
backward compatibility<br>
backward compatible<br>
backwards compatibility<br>
backwards compatible<br>
BAD<br>
Bad command or file name<br>
Bad Thing<br>
bag on the side<br>
BAL<br>
balanced computing<br>
balanced tree<br>
BALGOL<br>
BALITAC<br>
BALM<br>
balun<br>
bamf<br>
Banach algebra<br>
Banach inverse mapping theorem<br>
Banach space<br>
Banach-Tarski paradox<br>
banana label<br>
banana problem<br>
bandwidth<br>
bang<br>
bang on<br>
bang path<br>
banner<br>
Banyan<br>
BAP<br>
BAPI<br>
bar<br>
bar code<br>
bare metal<br>
barf<br>
barfmail<br>
barfulation<br>
barfulous<br>
barney<br>
Baroque<br>
baroque<br>
[[barrel shifter]] -- '''DONE'''<br>
base<br>
base 64<br>
baseband<br>
base class<br>
baseline<br>
base memory<br>
basename<br>
Base Technology<br>
bash<br>
BASIC<br>
Basic Assembly Language<br>
BASIC AUTOCODER<br>
Basic COBOL<br>
Basic Encoding Rules<br>
Basic Fortran<br>
Basic Input/Output System<br>
Basic JOVIAL<br>
Basic Language for Implementation of System Software<br>
Basic Multilingual Plane<br>
Basic Object System<br>
Basic Operating System<br>
Basic Programming Support<br>
Basic Rate Interface<br>
BASIC V<br>
Bastard Operator From Hell<br>
bastion host<br>
batch file<br>
batch processing<br>
bathtub curve<br>
baud<br>
baud barf<br>
Baudot<br>
Baudotbetical order<br>
Baudot code<br>
baud rate<br>
bawk<br>
bay<br>
baz<br>
bb<br>
BBC<br>
BBC Microcomputer<br>
BBC Networking Club<br>
BBL<br>
BBN<br>
bboard<br>
BBS<br>
BC<br>
BCBF<br>
BCC<br>
BCD<br>
BCL<br>
BC NELIAC<br>
BCNU<br>
BCPL<br>
BCS<br>
bd<br>
BDC<br>
BDL<br>
BDPA<br>
be<br>
BEA<br>
beam<br>
beamer<br>
beam search<br>
bean<br>
beanie key<br>
bearer channel<br>
bear paw<br>
Beats the shit outa me<br>
BeBOP<br>
BeBox<br>
BEDO<br>
Bedrock<br>
beep<br>
beeper<br>
BEG<br>
@Begin<br>
 egin<br>
BEGL<br>
beige toaster<br>
Be Inc<br>
BEL<br>
belief revision<br>
BELL<br>
Bell<br>
bell<br>
Bell 103<br>
Bell Communications Research, Inc<br>
Bellcore<br>
bell curve<br>
Bell Laboratories<br>
Bell Labs<br>
bells and whistles<br>
bells, whistles, and gongs<br>
benchmark<br>
Bend Over, Here It Comes Again<br>
Benoit B. Mandelbrot<br>
Benoit Mandelbrot<br>
Bentley Systems, Inc.<br>
BeOS<br>
BER<br>
Berkeley<br>
Berkeley 4.2<br>
Berkeley EDIF200<br>
Berkeley FP<br>
Berkeley Internet Name Domain<br>
Berkeley Logo<br>
Berkeley Network<br>
Berkeley Quality Software<br>
Berkeley Software Design, Inc<br>
Berkeley Softworks<br>
Berkeley System Distribution<br>
Berkeley Unix<br>
Berkeley Yacc<br>
berklix<br>
Berners-Lee, Tim<br>
Bernoulli Box<br>
Bernoulli principle<br>
Bernstein condition<br>
BERR<br>
Bertrand<br>
Bertrand Meyer<br>
Bertrand Russell<br>
Berzerkeley<br>
Berzerkley<br>
best effort<br>
best first search<br>
Best Fit<br>
BETA<br>
beta<br>
beta abstraction<br>
beta conversion<br>
Betamaxed<br>
beta reduction<br>
beta testing<br>
beta version<br>
Bezier<br>
Bezier curve<br>
Bezier surface<br>
bf<br>
BFI<br>
bg<br>
bgh<br>
BGP<br>
bh<br>
BHC Code<br>
bi<br>
bib<br>
bible<br>
BIBOP<br>
BibTeX<br>
BiCapitalisation<br>
BiCMOS<br>
bidirectional printing<br>
Bidouilleurs Sans Argent<br>
bi-endian<br>
BIFF<br>
biff<br>
 ig<br>
Big bag of pages<br>
big blue<br>
big-endian<br>
Big Gray Wall<br>
big iron<br>
BIG-LAN<br>
Bigloo<br>
bignum<br>
bigot<br>
Big Red Switch<br>
Big Room<br>
big win<br>
bijection<br>
Bill Gates<br>
Bill Joy<br>
binaries<br>
binary<br>
Binary Coded Decimal<br>
Binary Compatibility Standard<br>
binary counter<br>
binary exponential backoff<br>
binary file<br>
binary large object<br>
binary package<br>
binary search<br>
Binary Synchronous Transmission -- '''DONE'''<br>
binary tree<br>
BIND<br>
bindery<br>
binding handle<br>
binding-time analysis<br>
BinHex<br>
Binhex 4.0<br>
BinProlog<br>
BIOR<br>
BIOS<br>
BIP<br>
bipartite graph<br>
bipolar<br>
bipolar transistor<br>
BIPS<br>
Bird-Meertens Formalism<br>
Birds Of a Feather<br>
BISDN<br>
Bison<br>
Bison++<br>
BIST<br>
bisync<br>
bit<br>
bit bang<br>
bit bashing<br>
bitblt<br>
bit bucket<br>
bit decay<br>
bit diddling<br>
bite<br>
bitmap<br>
bitmap display<br>
bitmap font<br>
bitmapped display<br>
bit mask<br>
BITNET<br>
bitonal image<br>
bit-paired keyboard<br>
bit pattern<br>
bit plane<br>
bit-robbing<br>
bit rot<br>
bit slice<br>
bits per inch<br>
bits per pixel<br>
bits per second<br>
bit string<br>
bit stuffing<br>
bit twiddling<br>
bitty box<br>
bitwise<br>
bitwise complement<br>
bixie<br>
bj<br>
Bjarne Stroustrup<br>
BJC4000<br>
black art<br>
black box<br>
black-box testing<br>
Black Data Processing Associates<br>
black hole<br>
black magic<br>
blargh<br>
blast<br>
blat<br>
BLAZE<br>
BLAZE 2<br>
bleam<br>
bleeper<br>
bletcherous<br>
Bletchley Park<br>
Blind Carbon Copy<br>
B-LINE<br>
blinkenlights<br>
BLISS<br>
BLISS-10<br>
BLISS-11<br>
BLISS-32<br>
blit<br>
blitter<br>
blivet<br>
bloat<br>
bloatware<br>
BLOB<br>
block<br>
Block Diagram Compiler<br>
blocked records<br>
Block Redundancy Check<br>
Block Started by Symbol<br>
block transfer computations<br>
Bloggs Family, the<br>
Blosim<br>
blow an EPROM<br>
blow away<br>
blowing your buffer<br>
blow out<br>
blow past<br>
blow up<br>
BLOX<br>
BLT<br>
Blue<br>
Blue Book<br>
Blue Box<br>
Blue Glue<br>
Blue Screen of Death<br>
Blue Screen of Life<br>
Blue Sky Software<br>
Bluetooth <br>
blue wire<br>
blurgle<br>
bm<br>
BMAN<br>
BMASF<br>
BMDP<br>
B-Method<br>
BMF<br>
BMP<br>
bmp<br>
BMWF<br>
bn<br>
BNC<br>
BNF<br>
BNR Pascal<br>
BNR Prolog<br>
bo<br>
boa<br>
board<br>
boat anchor<br>
Bob<br>
Bobo the Webmonkey<br>
BOCS<br>
Boehm B.<br>
BOEING<br>
BOF<br>
BOFH<br>
bogometer<br>
BogoMips<br>
bogon<br>
bogon filter<br>
bogon flux<br>
bogosity<br>
bogo-sort<br>
bogotify<br>
bogue out<br>
bogus<br>
BOHICA<br>
Bohr bug<br>
boink<br>
BOLERO<br>
Bolt, Beranek and Newman, Inc.<br>
bomb<br>
bon<br>
bondage-and-discipline language<br>
bonk/oif<br>
Booch method -- '''DONE'''<br>
bookmark<br>
Bookreader<br>
book titles<br>
Bookviewer<br>
bool<br>
Boolean<br>
Boolean algebra<br>
Boolean logic<br>
Boolean search<br>
Boole, George<br>
Booster<br>
boot<br>
boot block<br>
boot disk<br>
BOOTP<br>
bootstrap<br>
bootstrap loader<br>
boot virus<br>
Border Gateway Protocol<br>
borf<br>
Borland International, Inc.<br>
BOS<br>
Bose-Chaudhuri-Hocquenghem Code<br>
BOSS<br>
bot<br>
botmaster<br>
bottom<br>
bottom feeder<br>
bottom-unique<br>
bottom-up implementation<br>
bottom-up model<br>
bottom-up testing<br>
botwar<br>
bounce<br>
bounce message<br>
boundary scan<br>
boundary value analysis<br>
bounded<br>
boundedly complete<br>
bound variable<br>
bournebasic<br>
Bourne shell<br>
boustrophedonic<br>
box<br>
boxed comments<br>
boxen<br>
Boxer<br>
boxology<br>
Boycott Apple<br>
bozotic<br>
BPI<br>
bpmake<br>
bpp<br>
BPR<br>
BPS<br>
BQS<br>
br<br>
brace<br>
bracket<br>
bracket abstraction<br>
braille<br>
braille display<br>
Braille embosser<br>
Braille printer<br>
Brain Aid Prolog<br>
brain-damaged<br>
brain-dead<br>
brain dump<br>
brain fart<br>
braino<br>
branch<br>
Branch and Hang<br>
branch coverage testing<br>
branch delay slot -- '''DONE'''<br>
Branch on Chip Box Full<br>
branch prediction<br>
Branch Target Buffer<br>
branch to Fishkill<br>
Brazil<br>
BRB<br>
bread crumbs<br>
breadth first search<br>
break<br>
break-even point<br>
breakpoint<br>
breath-of-life packet<br>
breedle<br>
BRH<br>
BRI<br>
Brian Reid<br>
BRIDGE<br>
bridge<br>
Bridgetalk<br>
briefcase<br>
brightness<br>
Brilliant<br>
bring X to its knees<br>
British Broadcasting Corporation<br>
British Library Method<br>
British Standards Institute<br>
British Telecom<br>
British Telecom Research Laboratories<br>
brittle<br>
broadband<br>
broadcast<br>
broadcast quality video<br>
broadcast storm<br>
Broadway<br>
[[brochureware]] -- '''DONE'''<br>
broken<br>
broken arrow<br>
broker<br>
broket<br>
Brooks's Law<br>
brouter<br>
Brouwer Fixed-Point Theorem<br>
Brown and Sharpe Wire Gauge<br>
brown paper bag bug<br>
browser<br>
BRS<br>
BRUIN<br>
brute force<br>
brute force and ignorance<br>
brute force attack<br>
BS<br>
bs<br>
BS2000<br>
BSA<br>
BSD<br>
BSD386<br>
BSDI<br>
BSD/OS<br>
BSD Unix<br>
BSI<br>
BSL<br>
BSOD<br>
BSOL<br>
BSOM<br>
BSP method<br>
BSRAM<br>
BSS<br>
BST<br>
bt<br>
BTB<br>
btoa<br>
B-Toolkit<br>
BTOS<br>
B-tree<br>
[[Btrieve]] - largely done, still more to go however. - [[User:Ta bu shi da yu|Ta bu shi da yu]] 02:50, 9 Dec 2004 (UTC)<br>
[[Btrieve Technologies, Inc.]] - '''DONE''' redirected to [[Btrieve]] <br>
BTRL<br>
BTW<br>
BUAF<br>
BUAG<br>
bubble memory<br>
bubble sort<br>
bucky bits<br>
buffer<br>
buffered write-through<br>
buffer overflow<br>
bug<br>
bug-compatible<br>
bug fix<br>
bug fix release<br>
bug-for-bug compatible<br>
buglix<br>
BUGSYS<br>
built-in<br>
Built-in Self Test<br>
Bull<br>
bulletin board<br>
bulletin board system<br>
bulletproof<br>
Bull Information Systems<br>
bum<br>
bump<br>
burble<br>
Burge's Language<br>
buried treasure<br>
burn-in<br>
burn-in period<br>
Burroughs Corporation<br>
Burst EDO<br>
Burst Extended Data Out DRAM<br>
burst page<br>
Burst Static Random Access Memory<br>
bus<br>
bus error<br>
Bush, Vannevar<br>
Business Application Programming Interface<br>
Business Process Re-engineering<br>
Business Software Alliance<br>
business to business<br>
bus master<br>
bus mastering<br>
bus network<br>
Busy Beaver<br>
busy-loop<br>
busy-wait<br>
Butterfly Common LISP<br>
Butterfly Scheme<br>
button<br>
buzz<br>
bv<br>
bw<br>
bwBASIC<br>
BWQ<br>
by<br>
byacc<br>
by hand<br>
Byte<br>
byte<br>
byte-code<br>
byte-code compiler<br>
byte-code interpreter<br>
byte compiler<br>
bytesexual<br>
Byzantine<br>
bz<br>
bzzzt, wrong<br>

:''See also :'' [[Free On-line Dictionary of Computing]]