Languages
- 503
- Semantic Designs JOVIAL Front End
- Enables the construction of JOVIAL custom compilers, analysis tools, or source transformation tools. It is a member of SD's family of language front ends, based on first-class infrastructure (DMS) for implementing such custom tools.
- 504
- Semantic Designs: JOVIAL2C Translator
- Converts source code written in JOVIAL to functionally equivalent source code in C taking advantage of some GNU 3.0 extensions of C. Examples of source code translation.
- 505
- Software Engineering Associates (SEA)
- Develops and maintains multi-host/multi-target JOVIAL language translators and support environment tools. Compilers currently include Intel/WinX, UNIX, Sun/SPARC, PowerPC, MAC/OSx, 1750A.
- 506
- Danny Lauwer: LabVIEW
- Offers VIs for download, including Windows-specific utilities and a VI to access RAS dial-up networking.
- 508
- LabVIEW Advanced Virtual Architects (LAVA)
- Independent, community driven information on advanced LabVIEW programming concepts, with a knowledge base, FAQ, discussion forums, code downloads and developer blogs.
- 509
- LabVIEW Virtual Instrument Library
- Set of VIs developed for DelftChemTech; helpful information for programmers.
- 510
- Leda Programming Language
- Multiparadigm language, by Timothy Budd, creator of Little Smalltalk, Oregon State University. Combines procedural (imperative), object-oriented, logic, and functional programming, in one coherent, unified system.
- 511
- Multiparadigm Programming in Leda
- By Timothy Budd; Addison-Wesley, 1994, ISBN 0201820803. First book on such programming. Many short chapters, easy to read, shows how unique features of each paradigm can be learned and applied concurrently via one tool. [Amazon.com]
- 512
- A Descent into Limbo
- A brief introduction to the limbo Limbo language and Inferno environment by Brian W. Kernighan.
- 513
- Inferno Application Programming
- Overview of the Limbo language and an introduction to application programming in Inferno.
- 518
- Programming in Limbo
- A very old Byte Magazine article introducing Limbo's concurrent programming. (October 01, 1997)