'Algol 68' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 2

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Quick Language Tour

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Quick Language Tour

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Programming Languages: Some History and Perspective

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CS 403

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David Evans cs.virginia/~evans

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CS 3304 Comparative Languages

CS 3304 Comparative Languages. Lecture 9 : Control Flow 14 February 2012. Introduction. Control flow (or ordering) in program execution. Eight principal categories of language mechanisms used to specify ordering: Sequencing . Selection . Iteration . Procedural abstraction. Recursion .

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CSCE 330 Project Algol 68

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CS 415: Programming Languages

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Honors Compilers

Honors Compilers. The Course Project Feb 28th 2002. The Goal. Write a compiler for a subset of Algol-68 The compiler to be written in its own language (i.e. in the chosen subset) Targetted to MMIX Bootstrapped (Compiler can compile itself). The Language to be Compiled.

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Algol 68

Algol 68. Third language in the Algol Language Family An extension to Algol 60's capabilities Code blocks Variable Scopes Algol 68 was known for its orthogonality The goal was to develop a language with few language restrictions. Intended to make the language easier to learn. Algol 68.

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