CLANGER: an interpreted systems programming language

T. Roscoe

DOI:10.1145/202213.202215

Corpus ID: 1692681

CLANGER: an interpreted systems programming language

@article{Roscoe1995CLANGERAI,
  title={CLANGER: an interpreted systems programming language},
  author={T. Roscoe},
  journal={ACM SIGOPS Oper. Syst. Rev.},
  year={1995},
  volume={29},
  pages={13-20}
}

T. Roscoe

Published 1995

Computer Science

ACM SIGOPS Oper. Syst. Rev.

Clanger is a powerful, yet simple, command language for the Nemesis operating system. It uses runtime type information to interface directly with operating system components. Clanger is a combination of command-line interpreter, scripting language, debugger and prototyping tool. This paper describes why such a language is possible, how it is being implemented, and outlines the language as it currently stands.

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