Current Search: Programming languages Electronic computers (x)
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TPL, A TUTORIAL PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE.
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Huang, Chien-Jen, Florida Atlantic University, Hadlock, Frank O., Charles E. Schmidt College of Science, Department of Mathematical Sciences
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The object of this reaearch is to define and implement an experimental language, Tutorial Programming Language (TPL). Basic language concepts and definitions are introduced initially to provide the background for defining TPL, which is intended as a means to illustrate language concepts, and has Type-3 grammar as a data type. A formal definition of TPL is given in the form of an SLR(1) grammar. TPL is implemented by a syntax directed compiler and a hypothetical machine for which the compiler...
Show moreThe object of this reaearch is to define and implement an experimental language, Tutorial Programming Language (TPL). Basic language concepts and definitions are introduced initially to provide the background for defining TPL, which is intended as a means to illustrate language concepts, and has Type-3 grammar as a data type. A formal definition of TPL is given in the form of an SLR(1) grammar. TPL is implemented by a syntax directed compiler and a hypothetical machine for which the compiler provides code. The machine is emulated by a Pascal program, making TPL highly portable. It is also possible for the interested user to enhance the power of TPL by writing more functions for practical purposes.
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Date Issued
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1986
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PURL
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http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/14337
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Subject Headings
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Programming languages (Electronic computers)
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Document (PDF)
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BUSINESS SYSTEMS SIMULATION USING GPSS/360.
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Sanford, Donald G., Florida Atlantic University, Stephenson, Samuel S.
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This thesis was prepared as an introductory text in business systems simulation using the General Purpose Simulation System/360 computer programming language. The material requires no background in computer programming or simulation. A knowledge of elementary probability and statistics and a course in operations research would be prerequisites. A number of examples illustrate an approach to simulation problems and the use of the computer language.
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Date Issued
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1971
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http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/13420
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Computer simulation, Programming languages (Electronic computers)
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Concurrent linear predictive coding.
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McLean, William Gregory., Florida Atlantic University, Erdol, Nurgun, College of Engineering and Computer Science, Department of Computer and Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
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This thesis describes a software model of a Linear Predictive Coding (L.P.C.) that is written in the Ada language. The novel feature of this program is that it attempts to execute the maximum possible number of concurrent arithmetic operations in the L.P.C. algorithm. Each arithmetic operation is implemented by an active process which is the "task" construct in the Ada language. The computational part of the algorithm is implemented as a wavefront array of computing tasks. These computational...
Show moreThis thesis describes a software model of a Linear Predictive Coding (L.P.C.) that is written in the Ada language. The novel feature of this program is that it attempts to execute the maximum possible number of concurrent arithmetic operations in the L.P.C. algorithm. Each arithmetic operation is implemented by an active process which is the "task" construct in the Ada language. The computational part of the algorithm is implemented as a wavefront array of computing tasks. These computational arrays are driven by a driver task which coordinates the flow of data into and out of the computing surfaces. If the inter process communications time between tasks is small, then this model shows a potential for speed-up. If this be the case, one may conclude that this model is an appropriate implementation for a linear predictive coding.
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Date Issued
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1989
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PURL
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http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/14498
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Signal processing--Digital techniques, Signal processing, Programming languages (Electronic computers)
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Document (PDF)