COMAL 

COMAL was available for:

• The BBC Microcomputer
• The Tiki 100
• The Commodore 64
• The IBM PC

There is also an Open Source implementation of Comal for Unix, Dos and Windows: OpenComal, see http://www.josvisser.nl/opencomal.

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