This directory contains a scan of text purported to be the Kidsgrove
ALGOL Compiler for the KDF9.  The original listing was made in
Australia, and brought to the University of Colorado in 1967 by
Malcolm C. Newey.  When Mal left Colorado to pursue a PhD at Stanford,
he gave the listing to me.  In 2015, I got an email from Brian
Wichmann asking whether I had any KDF9 Usercode programs.  I mentioned
the listing, and we debated various mechanisms for getting the code
transferred.  I scanned some of the listing to both JPEG and PDF,
and tried to do OCR with Tesseract.  That was unsuccessful.  We
decided to simply scan the listing to PDF and transfer the resulting
files.

The listing consists of 13 separately-bound sections, each a single
Usercode file.  The paper on which the listing was printed bears
consecutive sheet numbers in the upper right-hand corner.  The
sheets for all of the files are consecutive, and the numbers run
from 269225 to 269431.  I scanned each section separately into a
distinct PDF file whose name is the first five characters of the
Usercode file name.  Each file name is of the form KABdd, where dd
is a pair of decimal digits.

Mal also provided a Table of Contents for the listing, stated in
terms of the two digits dd.  I cannot verify the correctness of
this table, which I have copied carefully from a handwritten sheet:

00  Post System - Panacea
01  Kalgol Set Up Declaration List etc.
02  Kalgol Update Codes
10  Fortran Compiler
20  Kalgol Procedure Classification
22  Kalgol Storage Allocation
24  Kalgol Print Level Parameters
40  Kalgol Brick 40 Interim
41  For Statement + subscript optimization
42  Kalgol Tidy Up after optimizer
45  Kalgol For Statement Conversion
46  Kalgol optimizing For stmt converter
60  Kalgol Translator
95  Kalgol Terminating + Post Mortem Brick
99  Kalgol Terminating Brick
	- Outside Post

Notice that there are two items (10 and 20) that do not corrsepond
to sections of the listing.  There are no gaps in the sheet numbers
on the files, and there are no such files listed.  I cannot say
what the story is about those two entries.

William M. Waite
Department of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering
University of Colorado at Boulder
Boulder, Colorado   80309-0425
USA

william.waite@colorado.edu