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2004
Formal semantic descriptions of full-scale programming languages can be notoriously difficult to write, as well as to read. Writing a description of a language usually starts from scratch: reuse from previous language descriptions requires first locating a relevant one, then manually copying bits of it – perhaps with extensive reformulation.
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Formal semantic descriptions of full-scale programming languages can be notoriously difficult to write, as well as to read. Writing a description of a language usually starts from scratch: reuse from previous language descriptions requires first locating a relevant one, then manually copying bits of it – perhaps with extensive reformulation.
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Hardware description languages in Japan
Computer, 1974Many design automation systems have been widely used for developing computers; however, the scope of their application is limited to the areas such as generating wiring lists, printed card board patterns, LSI mask patterns, or test patterns for checking out logic and component faults.
Hitoshi Watanabe, Kiichi Fujino
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The TTS language for music description
International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, 1988Summary: A language for describing hierarchical music structures in the twelve tone system is presented. The language, entitled `the twelve tone strings (TTS) language', is based on temporal combination of twelve tone strings. It is unique in its generality and flexibility; it can be expanded to support many divers musical activities.
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Block Description Language (BDL): A Structural Description Language
21st Design Automation Conference Proceedings, 1984Eric Slutz, Glen Okita, Jeanne Wiseman
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Programming Language Description Languages
2009Since the middle of the twentieth century, hundreds of programming languages have been designed and implemented – and new ones are continually emerging. The syntax of a programming language can usually be described quite precisely and efficiently using formal grammars. However, the formal description of its semantics is much more challenging.
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An investigation across 45 languages and 12 language families reveals a universal language network
Nature Neuroscience, 2022Olessia Jouravlev +2 more
exaly
Neighbourhood description of formal languages
Proceedings of the 5th conference on Computational linguistics -, 1973Chomjakov, M. V., Borščev, V. B.
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