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High-level programming languages for low-level programming
2021Many programming problems are assumed to require low-level programming approaches, due to highly specific requirements. As such, these problems are solved in low-level programming languages, which require the programmer to specify every detail of execution.
Peters, Arthur, 1984- +1 more
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Programming the 68000 in high-level language for VME
Microprocessors and Microsystems, 1984Abstract Many choices of VME hardware module now exist but software still continues to be the major cost in systems development. As development teams face more complex projects, productivity can be improved by four approaches: the use of standard system architecture, the use of software building blocks, the use of better tools and an increase in the ...
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GPU programming in a high level language
Proceedings of the 2011 ACM SIGPLAN X10 Workshop, 2011GPU architectures have emerged as a viable way of considerably improving performance for appropriate applications. Program fragments (kernels) appropriate for GPU execution can be implemented in CUDA or OpenCL and glued into an application via an API.While there is plenty of evidence of performance improvements using this approach, there are many ...
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Identification in a high-level graphics programming language
Computers & Graphics, 1987Abstract This paper describes programming elements for the identification in the high-level graphics programming language PASCAL/Graph [1]. The result is an extended form of the so-called indirect identification model. The identification process takes place in three steps: the user interaction, the search through the relevant graphical data, and the ...
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Enabling High-Level Programming Languages on IoT Devices
2020 19th RoEduNet Conference: Networking in Education and Research (RoEduNet), 2020Nowadays the Internet of Things (IoT) is not a novel and ambiguous phrase anymore. As IoT technologies such as smartwatches improve the quality of everyday living, people gradually rely more and more on connected devices. However, despite the exponential increase in popularity, the technologies used for connecting everyday devices and embedded ...
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Input/output in high level programming languages
Software: Practice and Experience, 1979AbstractA system's input/output is its communication with the other systems in its environment. By viewing the relationship as communication between partners, we identify the fundamental requirements in input/output programming, and discuss the responses of various programming languages to these requirements.
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High-Level Programming Languages for Biomolecular Systems
2011In electronic computing, high-level languages hide much of the details, allowing non-experts and sometimes even children to program and cre- ate systems. High level languages for bio-molecular systems aim to achieve a similar level of abstraction, so that a system might be de- signed on the basis of the behaviors that are desired, rather than the ...
Cai, Yizhi +3 more
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Evolution of the high level programming languages
ACM SIGPLAN Notices, 1998Programming languages have emerged as the powerful tools we use to describe algorithms for execution by computers. Ever since need for such languages was felt half a century ago, numerous languages have been designed and implemented with varying goals and for different application areas.
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A high-level programming language for modelling the earth [PDF]
, 2004 Computational models based on the solution of partial differential equations (PDEs) play a key role in Earth systems simulations. The software implementing these models depends on the discretisation method, data structures and the computer architecture.
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Paragram: A highâlevel programming language for parallel processors
Systems and Computers in Japan, 1989AbstractThis paper presents the design principle of PARAGRAM, which is being developed for the parallel processing description for numerical simulation. The specification for the language is outlined, and the result of applying the language to the description of the actual problem is presented. The proposed language aims primarily at the following. The
Fujio Yamamoto +2 more
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