81. XM Radio Highlights June 7 - June 13, 2004 Deeply dylan Deep Tracks XM 40 Listen For ..All Day Deep Tracks celebrates Bobdylan s birthday with some fine dylan Sandwich sets including famous dylan http://www.xmradio.com/programming/programming_main.html

Printable Schedule June 7 - June 13, 2004 D-Day Invasion of Western Europe The 40s - XM 4 Ends at Noon ET The 40s continues its tribute to the 60th Anniversary of this major WWII battle, with the completion of the 40-hour real time re-creation of the radio news coverage of the invasion. Build Your Own Show: Subdudes XM Cafe - XM 45 9AM ET Hear New Orleans' own Subdudes recorded live in the XM Performance Theater, playing music from their first new release in 8 years, the critically acclaimed Miracle Mule CD! Slip Stream Special: No Stone Unturned X Country - XM 12 11AM ET 41 years ago today, Decca Records released Come On , the first album by the Rolling Stones. This week, in celebration, X Country leaves 'No Stone Unturned', when Webb Wilder hosts an all alt-country cover song tribute to the Rolling Stones. HiJinxInc. with Christy Carlson Romano XM Kids - XM 116 5:30PM ET Jinx gets to hang with Kim Possible star Christy Carlson Romano. Christy's currently on Broadway as the youngest Belle ever! Find out what Kim Possible is up to, when we can expect her solo album, and all her latest projects! LIVE from the CMA Music Festival America - XM 10 All Week - View Schedule America , XM 10, takes you LIVE to "Country Music's Biggest Party," with 4 days of guest interviews and performances straight from the Country Music Hall of Fame's Ford Theater.

82. Programming Languages Gwydion s 12 short example dylan programs. Paul Haahr s Procedural Programmingin dylan compares Pascal and dylan versions of several simple functions. http://www.cs.waikato.ac.nz/~marku/languages.html

Programming Languages Alan Perlis once said: "A language that doesn't affect the way you think about programming, is not worth knowing" Topics within this page Object-Oriented Languages Documentation Generator Tools Functional Languages Free Implementations ... XML-related Languages (XSLT etc.) The Open Directory Project has lots of programming language information For examples of programming in 200+ different languages, check out Tim Robinson's 99 Bottles of Beer page. The Dylan version is nice, but make sure you check out all the C++ versions too! The template version is amazing! More programming language comparisons, including employer demand, are available at http://www.pixeldate.com/dev /comparison/ Object-Oriented Languages The Cetus Team maintains a large collection of links about most object-oriented languages. One of my favourite object-oriented languages is Cecil , by Craig Chambers. It is a multiple-dispatch language that supports both exploratory untyped programming and large-scale statically-typed programming. It includes some new and very expressive ideas (see the paper "Predicate Dispatching: A Unified Theory of Dispatch" by Michael Ernst, Craig Kaplan and Craig Chambers). Cecil is quite similar to the theoretical language that I developed in my

83. 657.313: Programming Languages Higherorder programming in Haskell, dylan and C++ (Standard Template Library). Doesdylan support higher-order programming? Yes, reasonably well. http://www.cs.waikato.ac.nz/~marku/313/

657.313: Programming Languages The Exam: will have similar structure to the last few years: 25 multiple choice questions, followed by three long answer questions (25% each), covering all the topics we have studied. Here is a copy of the 2000 exam for you to practice on ( in postscript, and in pdf format). Note that questions 23-25 and the Starlog question are not relevant this year (but CLP will be). The main goal of this course is to explore the rich variety of available programming languages, including object-oriented, functional and logic programming languages. Several weeks will be spent on each of these three paradigms, as well as some time on general issues such as the history and future of programming languages, implementation and semantics. The course outline is available online. In programming assignments, we will use Dylan (a new dynamic object-oriented language), Haskell and Eclipse Prolog The internal assessment (66%) consists of five assignments: Dylan/C++ Language Comparison (Group Report) (10%) Ecology Simulator in Dylan FAQ for this assignment.

84. Dictionary Of Programming Languages dylan facilities for GUI and database programming have been implemented, and mostimplementations of the language permit interfacing with external C/C++ http://cgibin.erols.com/ziring/cgi-bin/cep/cep.pl?_key=Dylan

85. BYTE.com dylan collects together many of the best ideas in modern programminglanguage design,combining highly expressive primitives with a clean attractive syntax. http://www.byte.com/art/9602/sec16/art3.htm

Search BYTE.com Write to Byte Editorial Calendar Categories Previous Editions Columns Features Print Archives About Us Byte Editorial Staff Advertise with Byte Privacy Policy Free E-mail Newsletter from BYTE.com Byte.com Update Text only What's the Future of Dylan? February 1996 Core Technologies / What's the Future of Dylan? It's an expressive object-oriented language, but Dylan might have spent too much time out on Highway 61 Dick Pountain The saga of Apple's Dylan language begins in the mid-'80s, when object-orientation was only just moving into the mainstream and C++ did not have the mindshare it does today. Advanced thinkers at Apple decided that the new Macintosh interface deserved a truly high-level programming-language environment. None of the available languages they inspected (such as Smalltalk, Common Lisp, Eiffel, and Self) quite fitted their bill, so the team created Dylan. It may be named after Dylan Thomas or Bob Dylan, depending on who you talk to. So far, only experimental implementations of language subsets lik e Marlais and Mindy have emerged. But at the time of this writing, Apple is finally about to issue a near-commercial-quality "technology release" of Dylan for the Macintosh. How Does It Feel?

86. Cetus Links: 9783 Links On Objects And Components / Dylan Home, ObjectOriented Language dylan. Intro dylan is a new programming languageinvented by Apple Computer and developed with Harlequin and other partners. http://sunsite.nus.edu.sg/pub/cetus/oo_dylan.html

Object-Oriented Language: Dylan Intro Dylan is a new programming language invented by Apple Computer and developed with Harlequin and other partners. The language is both object-oriented, like C++ and Java, and dynamic, like Smalltalk. Dylan is designed to deliver applications that run efficiently on a wide range of platforms. It also facilitates the rapid development and incremental refinement of prototype programs. Dylan is a good choice for any application, but you will find it particularly useful for complex object-oriented programs, and for programs that may need to be changed "on the fly." Public-domain implementations of Dylan are available for most popular computer systems. Harlequin has developed the first complete, commercial implementation of the languageincluding both compiler and development environment." (Neal Feinberg et al.) Contents Start here Central Sites FAQs References ... FTP Archives See also Cetus pages Languages - General Info Start here A First Look at Dylan: Classes, Functions, and Modules (Steve Strassmann) Background and Goals (The Harlequin Group) Dylan Intro (Andrew Shalit) Language Overview (The Harlequin Group) ... 99 Bottles of Beer (Tim Robinson) Central Sites DYLAN Home Page (Carnegie-Mellon University) Harlequin Dylan (Harlequin) FAQs Dylan FAQ (Harlequin) References Dylan Reference (Dylan World) The Dylan Language Standard (Kim Barrett) The Dylan Reference Manual (Andrew Shalit) Dylan Reference Manual - Online Draft Version (The Harlequin Group) General Newsgroups

87. Teaching Programming Concepts From Info-dylan And A UPenn Prof Subject Teaching programming concepts from infodylan and a UPenn Prof. From DavidFarber farber@central.cis.upenn.edu ; Date Fri, 20 Aug 1993 221247 -0500. http://www.interesting-people.org/archives/interesting-people/199308/msg00069.ht

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88. ICFP Programming Contest 2001 Hackers, written in (guess what?) dylan. The judges hereby proclaimthat dylan is a fine programming tool for many applications. http://cristal.inria.fr/ICFP2001/prog-contest/

The Fourth ICFP Programming Contest Organised by: Damien Doligez Luc Maranget Pierre Weis , INRIA Rocquencourt. Results The results are now public: First prize: Haskell Carrots with LALR(5000000) , written in Haskell. The judges hereby proclaim that Haskell is the programming tool of choice for discriminating hackers Second prize: Dylan Hackers with Dylan Hackers , written in (guess what?) Dylan. The judges hereby proclaim that Dylan is a fine programming tool for many applications Judges' special prize: Blue Avengers with Erlightning , written in Erlang. The judges hereby proclaim that the Blue Avengers are a group of extremely cool hackers We also awarded a third and fourth place, although no prize is associated with them. Well, in fact, we awarded two third places, since these two entries are (almost) tied, using the output size criterion. Third place: with runme , written in Objective Caml. Third place: BlobMakers with ElegantBlob , written in C. The details of the judging process are now available. The tar files of all the submissions are available too. Shortcuts Links to the pages of some participants Task description News Frequently Asked Questions News The contest is over.

89. Journal Of Computational & Graphical Statistics : Java And Dylan.(programming La Journal of Computational Graphical Statistics Java and dylan.(programminglanguages used for statistical computing) @ HighBeam Research. http://static.highbeam.com/j/journalofcomputationalampgraphicalstatistics/septem

eLibrary Web Tour Become a Member ... Customer Support Question / Keyword(s): Advanced Search Current Article: Java and Dylan.(programming languages used for statistical computing) Start J September 01, 2000 Java and Dylan.(programming languages used for statistical computing) Java and Dylan.(programming languages used for statistical computing) Gentleman, Robert Ihaka, Ross September 01, 2000 java, dylan, statistical computing, languages, virtual machine, namespace management, class, methods, class definition, classes, multiple inheritance, programming languages, run, compiled, java program This article compares two new computer languages, Dylan and Java. The comparison is based on their relative merits in terms of statistical computing. Key Words: Computing environments; Software; Statistical computing. 1. INTRODUCTION The development of statistical programming environments is an interesting area of research. In the early 1990s we began working on what eventually became the R project (http://www.r-project.org). We

90. Norio Studies Dylan The summary for this Japanese page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://www.na.rim.or.jp/~kusumoto/dylan.html

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91. Oliver Steele: Apple Dylan Apple dylan. Apple Cambridge in the early nineties created the dylanprogramming language. dylan combined the power of functional http://www.osteele.com/museum/apple_dylan.html

Oliver Steele Projects and artifacts. Main Apple Dylan Apple Cambridge in the early nineties created the Dylan programming language . Dylan combined the power of functional programming languages such as Lisp, the object system from Simula and Smalltalk, and added an infix (Pascal-like) syntax; it was innovative in that it had a macro system that worked with the infix syntax. (Image from lemonodor . Clicking on an object in one pane shows an aspect of that object, such as contents, callers, or variable references, in any pane that is linked to it.) I was the project lead for the Apple Dylan development environment, which took some of the browsers ideas from Smalltalk but made them configurable . You could create multiple panes, place an object such as a source project, source file, method, or variable in one pane, and link it to other panes, with different link types such as "source for", "contents of", "methods that reference", "methods that write", or "callers". See Paul R. Potts's wiki for screen shots here and here The Dylan Exchange and Functional Objects are still carrying the Dylan torch.

92. FAQTs - Knowledge Base - Faqts : Computers : Programming : Languages : Dylan My Recent Searches All of FAQTs, FAQTs repaired updated! Thanksfor your patience http://www.faqts.com/knowledge_base/index.phtml/fid/1298

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