Implementation of a high level language machine
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...Hassitt [ 39 ] described amicroprogrammed implementation ofAPLinwhichAPLstatementsaretranslated into anintermediate language which istheninterpreted bymicroprograms....
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"Implementation of a high level lang..." refers background in this paper
...We will not discuss APL statements in detail (see Iverson, 1962 [8], Falkoff and Iverson, 1968 [4], Pakin, 1968 [11]), but in general, a statement contains: names for example ALPHA operators for example + literals for example 1.25 separators for example ( A name consists of one letter followed…...
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...We will not discuss APL statements in detail (see Iverson, 1962 [8], Falkoff and Iverson, 1968 [4], Pakin, 1968 [11]), but in general, a statement contains:...
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...APL was originally defined by Iverson, 1962 [8]....
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...Rosin, 1969 [12], and Husson, 1970 [7], de- scribe several microprogrammable machines....
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...…1973 of Volume 16 the ACM Number 4 1969 [14], Thurber and Myrna, 1970 [15], a few partial implementations of such machines (Weber, 1967 [16], and the description of the EVAL instruction in Husson, 1970 [7]) and a complete implementation (Chesley and Smith, 1971 [3], Smith, et al., 1971 [13])....
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...1969 [14], Thurber and Myrna, 1970 [15], a few partial implementations of such machines (Weber, 1967 [16], and the description of the EVAL instruction in Husson, 1970 [7]) and a complete implementation (Chesley and Smith, 1971 [3], Smith, et al....
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...Rosin, 1969 [12], and Husson, 1970 [7], describe several microprogrammable machines....
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...Rosin, 1969 [12], and Husson, 1970 [7], de- scribe several microprogrammable machines....
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...The model 25 microcode is more complicated than the simple machine shown by Rosin, 1969 [12]; however Rosin's example does give a good illustration of the way in which each machine instruction has to be emulated by many simple microcode steps....
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...The model 25 microcode is more complicated than the simple machine shown by Rosin, 1969 [12]; however Rosin's example does give a good illustration of the way in which each machine instruction has to be emulated by many simple microcode steps....
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...Rosin, 1969 [12], and Husson, 1970 [7], describe several microprogrammable machines....
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"Implementation of a high level lang..." refers background or methods in this paper
...1969 [14], Thurber and Myrna, 1970 [15], a few partial implementations of such machines (Weber, 1967 [16], and the description of the EVAL instruction in Husson, 1970 [7]) and a complete implementation (Chesley and Smith, 1971 [3], Smith, et al....
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...There is an alternative approach to the use of high level languages which Weber, 1967 [16], has demonstrated....
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...The Hardware The use of a microprogrammable computer makes it possible to emulate a new machine using existing hardware (Weber, 1967 [16]), and we decided to take this approach....
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