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Ambiguities and insecurities in pascal
Software - Practice and Experience, 1977 AbstractAmbiguities and insecurities in the programming language Pascal are discussed.
J Welsh, C A R Hoare
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IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems I: Regular Papers, 2008
We introduce a new type of filter approximation method and call it the Pascal filter, which we construct from the Pascal polynomials. The roll-off characteristics of the Pascal, Butterworth, and the Chebyshev filters are compared.
Goodman, T.J., Aburdene, Maurice F.
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We introduce a new type of filter approximation method and call it the Pascal filter, which we construct from the Pascal polynomials. The roll-off characteristics of the Pascal, Butterworth, and the Chebyshev filters are compared.
Goodman, T.J., Aburdene, Maurice F.
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Software: Practice and Experience, 1979
AbstractHaving recently read several new Pascal textbooks, I was struck by the multitude of ways in which programs are represented in print. Some of these are more pleasing to the eye than others, and with a typesetting machine, anything is possible.
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AbstractHaving recently read several new Pascal textbooks, I was struck by the multitude of ways in which programs are represented in print. Some of these are more pleasing to the eye than others, and with a typesetting machine, anything is possible.
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ACM SIGPLAN Notices, 1978
The programming language Euclid was intended for writing system programs that could be verifiable by state-of-the-art verification methods. Since verification was not an explicit goal in the design of Pascal, it is not surprising that this gave rise to differences between the two languages.
Ted Venema, Jim des Rivières
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The programming language Euclid was intended for writing system programs that could be verifiable by state-of-the-art verification methods. Since verification was not an explicit goal in the design of Pascal, it is not surprising that this gave rise to differences between the two languages.
Ted Venema, Jim des Rivières
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COMPSAC 79. Proceedings. Computer Software and The IEEE Computer Society's Third International Applications Conference, 1979., 1980
The architecture of a production optimizing compiler for Pascal is described, and the structure of the optimizer is detailed. The compiler performs both interprocedural and global optimizations, in addition to optimization of basic blocks. We have found that a high-level structured language such as Pascal provides unique opportunities for effective ...
R. Neil Faiman Jr., Alan A. Kortesoja
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The architecture of a production optimizing compiler for Pascal is described, and the structure of the optimizer is detailed. The compiler performs both interprocedural and global optimizations, in addition to optimization of basic blocks. We have found that a high-level structured language such as Pascal provides unique opportunities for effective ...
R. Neil Faiman Jr., Alan A. Kortesoja
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1987
Diese Geschichte beginnt, wie so viele andere Geschichten, in grauer Vorzeit, so etwa um das Jahr 5500 vor Christus. Zu dieser Zeit bluhten im Nahen Osten die ersten Hochkulturen der Babylonier und Agypter. Diese, fur die damalige Zeit riesigen Reiche mit ihren unzahligen Vasallenstaaten, entwickelten erstmals in der Geschichte zur Verwaltung dieser ...
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Diese Geschichte beginnt, wie so viele andere Geschichten, in grauer Vorzeit, so etwa um das Jahr 5500 vor Christus. Zu dieser Zeit bluhten im Nahen Osten die ersten Hochkulturen der Babylonier und Agypter. Diese, fur die damalige Zeit riesigen Reiche mit ihren unzahligen Vasallenstaaten, entwickelten erstmals in der Geschichte zur Verwaltung dieser ...
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Computer Graphics Forum, 1984
AbstractThe design of the Pascal interface to the Graphics Kernel System is discussed and illustrated. The principles underlying the binding are given and examples show how some of the major features of GKS will look in Pascal. The examples cover graphical output, setting primitive representation, graphical input and inquiries.
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AbstractThe design of the Pascal interface to the Graphics Kernel System is discussed and illustrated. The principles underlying the binding are given and examples show how some of the major features of GKS will look in Pascal. The examples cover graphical output, setting primitive representation, graphical input and inquiries.
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PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 1947
Reading Mes Cahiers, one is struck by the large share accorded to Pascal in the meditations of Maurice Barrès, a share which does not always appear reflected in Barrès's finished work. Barres tells us that, at twenty, his favorite writers included Rousseau, Chateaubriand, Lamartine, Goethe, Cervantes, and Pascal.
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Reading Mes Cahiers, one is struck by the large share accorded to Pascal in the meditations of Maurice Barrès, a share which does not always appear reflected in Barrès's finished work. Barres tells us that, at twenty, his favorite writers included Rousseau, Chateaubriand, Lamartine, Goethe, Cervantes, and Pascal.
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The Mathematical Gazette, 2012
Summary: Pascal's triangle is well known for its numerous connections to probability theory, combinatorics, Euclidean geometry, fractal geometry, and many number sequences including the Fibonacci series. It also has a deep connection to the base of natural logarithms, \(e\).
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Summary: Pascal's triangle is well known for its numerous connections to probability theory, combinatorics, Euclidean geometry, fractal geometry, and many number sequences including the Fibonacci series. It also has a deep connection to the base of natural logarithms, \(e\).
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Computer, 1979
Pascal–even with its flaws–offers significant advantages over simplistic languages such as Fortran or Basic, without requiring the enormous resources of PL/I or Algol 68.
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Pascal–even with its flaws–offers significant advantages over simplistic languages such as Fortran or Basic, without requiring the enormous resources of PL/I or Algol 68.
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