Abstract

Discusses the nature of the problems involved in setting up software libraries including cataloging, diagnostic test routine filing, language standards, the transfer of programs from one system to another, and modes of operation. Experiences of the Scottish Microelectronics Development Programme in their effort to establish a national software library are described. (CHC)

Citation

Walker, D.D. (1971). Towards a National Software Library. Educational Media International, 3, 20-24. Retrieved March 21, 2023 from https://www.learntechlib.org/p/164229/.

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Keywords

• Cataloging
• Computer Programs
• Copyrights
• Electronic Equipment
• Foreign Countries
• Guidelines
• Library Circulation
• Library Collections
• Library Services
• Microcomputers
• National Libraries
• Problems
• Programing Languages