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RAMSAY, W. B. Input (BCD, OCTAL, or DECIMAL) under sense light control. SHARE Distrib. No. 1025.

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LUBECK, S. P., AND SMITH, R. B. General symbolic input routine (FORTRAN). SHARE Distrib. No. 1294.

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MITCHELL, M. F. Flexible decimal and alphabetic input routine for FORTRAN II. SHARE Distrib. No. 1469.

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HASSIT, A. Format-free input allowing the use of the FOR- TRAN list statement. SHARE Distrib. No. 1473.

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Lynn D. Yarbrough, Input data organization in FORTRAN, Communications of the ACM, v.5 n.10, p.508-509, Oct. 1962  [doi>10.1145/368959.368976]

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BARNETT, M. P. The evaluation of molecular integrals by the zeta function method. Methods of Computational Physics, Vol.II, p. 148, Academic Press, 1963.

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BAILEY, M. J. A free format input routine to read FORTRAN variables and specified portions of arrays. Cooperative Computing Lab. Tech. Note No. 30, MIT, 1963, SHARE Distrib. 1432.

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FUTRELLE, R. P., AND BARNETT, M. P. A FORTRAN subroutine to convert input data of arbitrary format. Solid State and Molecular Theory Group, Programming Note No. 22, MIT, 1958.

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M. P. Barnett , R. P. Futrelle, Syntactic analysis by digital computer, Communications of the ACM, v.5 n.10, p.515-526, Oct. 1962  [doi>10.1145/368959.368992]

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BAILEY, M. J., BURLESON, P. B., CARTER, E. J. D., AND KELLEY, K. L. A BCD manipulation package for use within FORTRAN. Cooperative Computing Lab. Tech. Note No. 12, MIT, 1962; also SHARE Distrib. 1371.

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M. P. Barnett, Low-level language subroutines for use within Fortran, Communications of the ACM, v.4 n.11, p.492-495, Nov. 1961  [doi>10.1145/366813.366826]

A. Hassitt, Design and implementation of a general-purpose input routine, Communications of the ACM, v.7 n.6, June 1964

M. J. Bailey: colleagues

M. P. Barnett: colleagues

R. P. Futrelle: colleagues