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High-level language support for programming distributed systems
Proceedings of the 1992 International Conference on Computer Languages, 2003A strategy for simplifying the programming of heterogeneous distributed systems is presented. The approach used is based on integrating a high-level distributed programming model, the process model, directly into programming languages. Distributed applications written in such languages are portable across different environments, are shorter, and are ...
M.T. Kennedy +11 more
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A High-level Microprocessor Programming Language [PDF]
COMPCON '77, 2005 A.J. Gibbons, D.F. Furgerson
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Solving Problems with a High-Level Programming Language
1997This chapter presents a general approach to using computers to solve certain kinds of computational problems. It describes instructions and data types common to structured programming with high-level procedural languages and defines a specific strategy for developing algorithms that can easily be translated into a language such as Fortran.
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Low-level-device programming with a high-level language
IEE Proceedings E Computers and Digital Techniques, 1980This tutorial paper describes how device hardware may be programmed directly from a Pascal-like high-level language. The familiar data types of Pascal are extended to include information which specifies a mapping onto device hardware, and concurrent programming constructs are introduced as a natural environment for low-level I/O programming.
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HOPSA — a High-level Programming Language for Parallel Computations
1993The use of massive parallel computer architectures for the solution of computation intensive tasks requires specific programming concepts and thus makes programming more difficult. This is because the parallel execution and the particular properties of the chosen machine architecture must be taken into consideration.
Ketil Stølen +2 more
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CL80: A High Level Programming Language for Distributed Control Systems
IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1982Abstract This paper presents a high level programming Language, CL80, to describe the different concurrent tasks existing in a control problem. This language allows to implement control systems based in a star hardware configuration of microprocessors. The communications between them is made up using input/output ports (loosely coupled system).
Ramón Galán, A.J. Avelló
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A lexical analysis of keywords in high level programming languages
International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, 1983Abstract Lexical characteristics of nine high level programming languages, Ada, APL, BASIC, COBOL, FORTRAN, LISP, Pascal, PL/I, and SNOBOL, are discussed. The proper-ties considered include keyword number and length, keyword relationship to English words, and similarities among languages in the use of keywords.
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Teaching assembly-language programming: a high-level approach
Software & Microsystems, 1983It is observed that traditional techniques for high-level programming and assembly-language programming are based on two very different methodologies. The paper presents a methodology for developing assembly-language programs which is more in keeping with established high-level approaches than with lower-level flowchart-based methods.
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High-level problems in teaching undergraduate programming languages
ACM SIGPLAN Notices, 2008This paper discusses several problems in teaching programming languages. A language tends to indoctrinate its users and desensitize us to its problems and limitations. In addition, many language issues don't arise until programs reach a certain scale, which can be difficult to do in a one-semester course.
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Distributed data-parallel computing using a high-level programming language
SIGMOD Conference, 2009M. Isard, Yuan Yu
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