General-purpose programming language

Known as: General-purpose programming languages, General-purpose, GPL (disambiguation)

In computer software, a general-purpose programming language is a programming language designed to be used for writing software in a wide variety of…

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2012

Extending expression or query capability of programming languages is one of few current directions of improvement that can be…

2012

Automation systems (ASs) based on Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) are becoming more wide-spread. Due to their inherent…

2010

In this paper, we argue for and demonstrate the use of Prolog as a tool to query annotated corpora. We present a case study based…

2005

In'98 the UCLA Department of Statistics, which had been one of the major users of Lisp-Stat, and one of the main producers of…

2003

A number of modular robotic systems have been developed over the last decade. Such systems promise increased flexibility and…

2003

The last few years have seen the advent of Smart Cameras, surveillance-camera sized devices with onboard programmable logic…

2001

Responsive media are media that can sense and react intelligently to factors like presentation conditions or equipment, audience…

1992

This paper presents the general-purpose programming language Ellie. Ellie supports fine-grained objects and parallelism. As…

1991

We present a uniied framework subsuming well-known models of sequential or parallel computation, such as Turing machines and…

1981

GPSS has proven to be an excellent simulation language, but was not designed to perform the logical and computational tasks of a…