Languages
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- Logo Computer Language - Student Resources
- Logo instructional material and exercises supplementing the textbook, Mathematics for Elementary Teachers: A Conceptual Approach. McGraw-Hill Higher Education.
- 543
- Logo by Papy Logo
- Logo information, links, and sample projects. In French, with auto-translation options. Olivier Schmidt-Chevalier.
- 544
- Math Playground - Programming
- Online Flash version of Logo with basic commands for turtle geometry.
- 545
- Wikibooks: Logo Programming
- Article with sample procedures demonstrating capabilities and structure of the Logo programming language.
- 546
- Lua Programming Language
- Home site; lightweight, made to extend programs, often used for general-purpose, standalone use; simple procedural syntax, powerful data description constructs use associative arrays, extensible semantics; dynamically typed, bytecode interpreted, garbage collected; great for configuration, scripting, rapid prototyping. [Open Source]
- 547
- First Steps in Programming in Lua
- Short presentation on the language, examples with source code and output; syntax diagram available as PDF. English, Deutsch.
- 551
- Lua-users.org
- Wiki, collaborative site for programmers; Lua-l archive, searchable body of official Lua mail list; IRC channel chat room; mini charter.
- 552
- Lua: An Extensible Embedded Language
- Explains, summarizes main features, with motives, code samples; by Lua authors. Dr. Dobb's Journal.
- 553
- Lua: An Extensible Extension Language
- Overview from journal, by Roberto Ierusalimschy, Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo, Waldemar Celes Filho; Software: Practice and Experience, John Wiley and Sons, 1996.
- 554
- Programming in Lua
- By Roberto Ierusalimschy; Lua.org, 2003, ISBN 8590379817. Official book, by Lua's main architect, covers all aspects, from basics to API with C; gives solid base for programmers to use Lua.
- 555
- Introducing Lua
- The open source language is a useful, increasingly popular choice for embedded scripting; by Keith Fieldhouse. O'Reilly Media ONLamp.com. (February 16, 2006)
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- GNU m4 - Development site
- René Seindal's site for developing the Free Software Foundation's version of the Unix macro processor.