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Snobol4 is a string-processing language developed by Ralph Griswold in the early 1960s, which was popular for work in linguistics and artificial intelligence and which still has many devoted adherents.
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| Vanilla Snobol4, a free Snobol4 interpreter |
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| Snobol4+, another free Snobol4 interpreter |
| A Snobol tutorial by Mark Emmer, adapted from part II of the Vanilla Snobol manual |
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| The Vanilla Snobol reference manual by Mark Emmer, adapted from part III of the Vanilla Snobol manual |
| The Catspaw website, home of Vanilla Snobol4 and Snobol 4+ (as well as some very nice Snobol4 T-shirts, if you like that sort of thing!) |
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| Peter-Arno Coppen's Snobol and Spitbol page |
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| Gordon Peterson's Snobol4 page |
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| The Dirty SNOBOL page |