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Showing papers on "Software portability published in 1972"

Journal Article•DOI•
Abstract machine modelling to produce portable software—a review and evaluation

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Malcolm C. Newey1, Peter C. Poole, William M. Waite2•
Stanford University1, University of Colorado Boulder2
01 Apr 1972-Software - Practice and Experience
TL;DR: The use of abstract machine modelling as a technique for producing portable software, i.e. software which can be moved readily from one computer to another, is discussed.
Abstract: This paper discusses the use of abstract machine modelling as a technique for producing portable software, i.e. software which can be moved readily from one computer to another. An overview of the principles involved is presented and a critical examination made of three existing abstract machines which were used respectively to implement a macro processor, a text editor and a BASIC compiler.

34 citations

Portability and Adaptability.

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Peter C. Poole, William M. Waite1•
University of Colorado Boulder1
01 Jan 1972

12 citations

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Routine bedside use of the "elgustometer". Suggestions for greater portability with a summary of a small series of cases.

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Posner Dm
01 Nov 1972-The Ohio State medical journal

1 citations