61. AlphaLinux - Software Using the icon programming language under AlphaLinux Updated 8/28/1999. This document path. Build the Icon procedures and program library. Jump http://www.alphalinux.org/software/icon/

Using the Icon programming language under AlphaLinux Updated 8/28/1999 This document explains how to download, compile, and install the Icon programming language on the Alpha-Linux platform. Icon is a free, high level, cross platform, general purpose programming language that uses the virtual machine concept. It also possesses extensive graphics functions as well as support for X windows and MS windows. It even comes with a visual interface builder (VIB). The current release of Icon is 9.3.2 and fully supports Linux running on 64 bit Alpha's. More information on Icon and can be obtained from the following links: The Icon home page Unicon home page Unicon is a version of Icon with a superset of POSIX extensions. A Glimpse of Icon, Linux Gazette, April 1998 A Glimpse of Icon, Linux Journal, July 1998, Pg. 62 Information on how to subscribe to the Icon mailing list. Getting the sources For the rest of the document I'm going to assume the installer is logged in as root and Icon will be installed in /usr/local/icon. The following links point to the sources required for a complete install.

62. Catalog Of Compilers: Icon Reference The icon programming Language , Ralph E. Griswold and Madge T. Griswold, Prentice Hall, seond edition, 1990. The Implementation http://www.idiom.com/free-compilers/LANG/Icon-1.html

language: Icon Language: Icon Language: BNF (variant) , Icon Package: Ibpag2 (Icon-Based Parser Generation System 2) Version: Parts: parser generator (Icon, SLR(1)) Author: Location: comp.sources.misc volume 44 Description: Ibpag2 is a parser generator for Icon. It does most of what you would expect. Latest version can handle both SLR(1) and even GLR (Tomita) grammars. Ports: unix Portability: ? (Unix dependencies?) Updated: September 25th, 1994 Language: Icon Package: icon Version: 8.8 (8.7, 8.5, 8.0 depending on platform) Parts: interpreter, compiler (some platforms), library (v8.8) Author: Location: ftp://cs.arizona.edu/icon/* MS-DOS version: ftp://bellcore.com/norman/iconexe.zip Description: Icon is a high-level, general purpose programming language that contains many features for processing nonnumeric data, particularly for textual material consisting of string of characters. Some features are reminiscent of SNOBOL, which Griswold had previously designed. no packages, one name-space

63. 1. What Is Icon? - Icon Is A High Level 6. Reference Books The icon programming Language, by Ralph E. Griswold and Madge T. Griswold, Prentice-Hall Inc., Englewood Cliffs, New http://www-cs.canisius.edu/PL_TUTORIALS/ICON/overview

1. What is Icon? - Icon is a high level programming language that is specialized for pattern matching and string or text operations. It is a descendant of the old SNOBOL language, written and supported by the same person, Ralph Griswold. 2. How is Icon different than SNOBOL? Icon is a complete redesign, utilizing very little of SNOBOL. The syntax of Icon is totally different than SNOBOL, and reflects modern block structuring and functional modularity. Gone are the old goto labels and lack of local variables. If you know C or Pascal, you will undoubtedly feel that Icon is familiar, but you may be misled! Icon has several major differences from these other languages. 3. What is the concept of failure? - So much of Icon is devoted to string and text manipulating functions. These operations are broadly defined as "pattern matching". When a pattern is compared to a piece of text in a string, it either matches or fails to match. Matching is called "success" and failure to match "failure." In the old SNOBOL language, you could specify two statement labels: one for failure and one for success. The concept of success/has been carried over to other aspects of the language. For example, when you try to get a line from a file, you can succeed or fail. End of file, or an operating system error while reading, are both considered failure. 4. Who uses Icon? Icon is not widely used, although it is still alive and well and being improved. The current version is 8.7. Icon's audience is about the same as SNOBOL's, namely anyone who has to do massive text work, like create a concordance, search for patterns of language usage, or even data processing and manipulation. Icon can also be used as a general purpose programming language, and is not terribly different than familiar languages of the imperative paradigm, although its many time-saving features like dynamic arrays and tables make many programming tasks much easier. Like LISP and a few other interpreted languages, Icon allows you to compile new Icon procedures while it is running. This permits an Icon program to modify itself as it is running. 5. What are Icon's weaknesses? - Icon is usually translated, which makes it slower. There is an Icon compiler, but it only creates an intermediate form that is still inter- preted by an execution system, so it is slower than native compiled code. However, the one-time nature of many Icon programs permits the tradeoff between programmer's time and the computer's time. That is, if you will run a particular program over and over, it behooves you to make it so quick and efficient that it will use the least amount of computer time. But if this program will only ever be used once, why bother? Just save the programmer's time! Icon suffers from a very definite lack of attention and a paucity of books. It does not deserve the obscurity it faces, given that it is such an excellent language. Icon's unfamiliar concepts of success/failure and iterators and generators make it difficult for many traditional programmers to use without a lot of study and practice, so the learning curve is steep. Besides, Icon isn't really like any other commonly used high level language so a new Icon programmer will not have much of a framework from which to lever the new concepts, making learning slower and harder. 6. Reference Books - "The Icon Programming Language," by Ralph E. Griswold and Madge T. Griswold, Prentice-Hall Inc., Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, Second Edition, 1990. This is the standard book on Icon, and practically the only one widely available. Fortunately, it is available in Bouwhuis Library. 7. How do we use Icon here at Canisius? There are two programs for translating or compiling: icont and iconc. Icont is the main one to use. It creates an executable file. The document "howtouse" gives an example of compiling and running an Icon program. The man page for icon is in this help system.

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Log in to your account June 9, 2004 Home Computers Electronics Travel ... Jewelry All Departments I'm shopping for in All Departments Special Offers Store Ratings Home Icon var noads = 0; Author Icon Health Publications James N. Parker Peter Murray More Price Range More Search took of a second. View as a List View as a Grid Price Product Rating Check to compare Phentermine - A Medical Dictionary Bibliography and Annotated Research Guide to Internet References Author: Icon Health Publications Released: 2003, Format: Paperback Compare prices from 2 stores Check to compare Adderall Author: Icon Health Publications Subtitle: A Medical Dictionary, Bibliography, and Annotated Research Guide to Internet References Released: 2003, Format: Paperback Compare prices from 2 stores Check to compare Icon and the Axe Author: James H. Billington Subtitle: An Interpretive History of Russian Released: 1970, Format: Paperback Compare prices from 15 stores Check to compare Becoming Cleopatra Author: Royster Francesca T. Subtitle: The Shifting Image of an Icon Released: 2003, Format: Paperback

65. :: Ez2Find :: Icon URL http//www.cs.arizona.edu/icon/; The Icon Handbook Site Info - Translate - Open New Window PDF copy of the icon programming Language Handbook. http://ez2find.com/cgi-bin/directory/meta/search.pl/Computers/Programming/Langua

Guide : Icon Global Metasearch Any Language English Afrikaans Arabic Bahasa Melayu Belarusian Bulgarian Catala Chinese Simplified Chinese Traditional Cymraeg Czech Dansk Deutsch Eesti Espanol Euskara Faroese Francais Frysk Galego Greek Hebrew Hrvatski Indonesia Islenska Italiano Japanese Korean Latvian Lietuviu Lingua Latina Magyar Netherlands Norsk Polska Portugues Romana Russian Shqip Slovensko Slovensky Srpski Suomi Svenska Thai Turkce Ukrainian Vietnamese Mode All Words Any Word Phrase Results Timeout Depth Adult Filter Add to Favorites Other Search Web News Newsgroups Images Guides Icon ez2Find Home Directory Computers Programming ... Languages : Icon Related Categories Computers: Programming: Languages: Garbage Collected: Procedural Computers: Programming: Languages: Interpreted: Procedural Computers: Programming: Languages: Procedural Computers: Programming: Languages: Snobol Web Sites Hello, World Program [Site Info] [Translate] [Open New Window] Classic test program, written in ICON. URL: http://www2.latech.edu/~acm/helloworld/icon.html Icon [Site Info] [Translate] [Open New Window] Imperative, procedural, high-level, general purpose, many features for processing data structures, character strings, C/Pascal-like syntax, but far higher semantics. Has documents, books, implementations, libraries, Java-based Jcon. URL: http://www.cs.arizona.edu/icon/

66. Reducing Field Table Size In The Icon Translator In the case of the icon programming language, a table used in the implementation of the record data type may become quite large. http://www.cs.utsa.edu/documents/tr95_14.html

Reducing Field Table Size in the Icon Translator Richard Hatch and Clinton L. Jeffery Technical Report CS-95-14 December 16, 1995 Abstract The size of generated code includes many pieces of static information about a program in addition to its actual instructions. In the case of the Icon programming language, a table used in the implementation of the record data type may become quite large. This report describes an implementation of compression techniques that saves 3-12 kilobytes per binary for typical graphical applications, and much more space (over 400 kbytes in one case) for larger programs using many records. Division of Computer Science The University of Texas at San Antonio San Antonio, TX 78255 Introduction Implementors of a programming language face many complex tasks and must prioritize their work. As an implementation matures, areas of needed improvement come up during use. Also, when a language is used for larger-scale projects than it was designed for, naive implementations may cause problems. This paper explores solutions to a problem with the implementation of records in the Icon programming language that only came up when the language was used in a large (25k lines) program. Icon is a very high level language developed at the University of Arizona[2]. The current version of the Icon translator uses a table to identify which fields are in which records when an Icon program uses records. The structure of this table, called the field table, is an

67. The Jewish/Civil Calendar Program -- Info I originally wrote this program in the icon programming language on a computer running UNIX. More information on the icon programming Language? http://www.uwm.edu/~corre/calendar.html

The Jewish/Civil Calendar Program Some Information Some Background to the Program I originally wrote this program in the Icon programming language on a computer running UNIX. It was intended for the Zenith Z-29 terminal in ANSI mode. It was then ported to MS-DOS. I modified the program to generate HTML for the World Wide Web, and this is what you will see when you run the program. The Jewish year harmonizes the solar and lunar cycle, using the 19-year cycle of Meton (c. 432 B.C.E.) Meton discovered that after nineteen years the years reckoned using the sun and the moon get back into synch (almost.) It corrects so that certain dates shall not fall on certain days for religious convenience. The Jewish year has six possible lengths: 353,354,355,383,384,385 days, according to the day and time of the new year lunation, and position in the Metonic cycle. Time figures from 6 p.m. the previous night. The lunation of year 1 is calculated to be on a Monday (our Sunday night) at 11:11:20 p.m. Our data table begins with a hypothetical year 0, corresponding to 3762 B.C.E. Calculations in this program are figured in the ancient Babylonian unit of halaqim "parts" of the hour = 1/1080 hour. However this is transparent to the user of the program. A table is used only to speed the calculation of the most common dates.

68. Bibtex-file{Compiler/icon.bib, Title = Bibliography On The Icon @Bibtexfile{Compiler/icon.bib, title = Bibliography on the icon programming language , author = Nelson HF Beebe , email = beebe math.utah.edu , address http://ftp.fi.muni.cz/pub/bibliography/Compiler/icon.dsc

69. PHOAKS Frequency For Comp.lang.icon Subject icon programming Language FAQ From iconproject@cs.arizona.edu Date 2 Jun 2000 075725 -0700 Newsgroups comp.lang.icon,comp.answers,news.answers http://www.phoaks.com/phoaks2/newsgroups/comp/lang/icon/resources0.html

70. ICON(1) ICON(1) NAME Icon - Execute Icon Program SYNOPSIS Icon DESCRIPTION Icon is a simple interface for executing programs written in the icon programming language. The icon programming Language. http://www.csc.calpoly.edu/~gfisher/classes/330/doc/icon.txt

ICON(1) ICON(1) NAME icon - execute Icon program SYNOPSIS icon sourcefile [ arg ... ] icon -P 'program' [ arg ... ] DESCRIPTION Icon is a simple interface for executing programs written in the Icon programming language. The source code is translated and linked, then executed with the given list of arguments. Without -P, a single source file is read; its name must be given exactly and need not end in .icn. With -P, a small program can be embedded within a larger shell script. In this case the program argument is a com- plete Icon program, typically given as a multi-line quoted string. Translation and linking is silent, suppressing progress messages, and undeclared identifiers are diagnosed. This mirrors the behavior of the icont command when run with -s and -u options. An Icon source file can be made directly executable by setting the appropriate permission bits and beginning it with a shell header. If the first line of the file is #!/usr/bin/env icon then icon is found on the command search path and called to process the program upon execution. ENVIRONMENT The environment variables described under icont(1) can also be used with the icon command. Normally, none of these are needed. SEE ALSO icont(1), the full-featured interface supporting separate compilation, multiple source files, and other features. The Icon Programming Language. Griswold and Griswold, Peer-to-Peer, third edition, 1996. Graphics Programming in Icon. Griswold, Jeffery, and Townsend, Peer-to-Peer, 1998. Version 9.4.1 of Icon. http://www.cs.arizona.edu/icon/v941.

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Comp.Lang.Icon Home Comp Comp.Lang Topics related to the ICON programming language. Subjects, that are frequently discussed here: Newbie Question alternation, every construct, generators (8) COMPUTERWEBDOCTORS.COM FOR ALL YOUR PROGRAMMING HOMEWORK HELP (7) Co-expressions Keep Too Much Information (6) Icon Programming Language FAQ (5) The Poll for The Name of The Unicon Users Journal (4) Bin Ladin Captured (3) enumerations (3) Graphics Problem (3) large integers (3) Newbie question (3) Related Groups: Messages, that appear in this Group also appear in comp.lang.idl (14) comp.lang.fortran (12) comp.lang.functional (12) comp.lang.hermes (12) To get all news from this group to your mailbox, choose a format, type in your e-mail adress and press subscribe. To stop receiving the messages use the unsubscribe-button single messages. Expect about Messages per day. one message per day with all news as html-file one message per day with all news as zipped-html-file e-mail address: This group is available on the following free newsservers: newssvr20-ext.news.prodigy.com

73. Soft Electronics Microcontroller graphic programming software designed for design and technology aimed at students. http://education.ntu.ac.uk/icon/

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Offshore programming. What are the benefits? On the whole: Digital-Icon.com can provide you with a better product at a substantially lower cost! In detail: Availability of qualified workforce . Owing to our location we choose from a rich pool of technically educated, talented and experienced computer specialists. Savings on professional charges. The rate of Russian specialists can be 3-4 times lower than in Western markets. We can and do hire the best , because we can bid a fair price, comparing with the local employers. Rapid accessibility . We have required personnel available that allows the possibility to double or triple the workforce for time-sensitive projects without exceeding, for example, an allocated budget. We keep tight control over project management from the US in order to keep offshore programming projects on track. There is always a clear understanding of what is to be done and what is expected. more reasons?

75. SoftwareMeister - Lean And Mean Tools Use CalcExpress to do preset calculations with the click of an icon, a dialog pops up and enter the variables and get the result. No programming or spreadsheeting involved. Windows 95/98/Me/2000/XP http://www.softwaremeister.com/

Lean and mean tools for webmasters, developers, accountants and engineers Developers: Backup your daily data with Daily Backup This backup software saves your changed or newly created important files into a zip archive and afterwards shuts down the system or logs out. Thus at day's end all your work is backed up on a safe place. You specify the directory to start the backup, the file types to be included into (or excluded from) the backup, and the archive directory the backup is to be stored. You'll find in this archive directory (it could be on a different computer, a different drive or a USB micro hard drive) the zip file with your specified files. You can schedule a daily incremental backup and a weekly (or monthly) complete or full backup News I made an rss news feed at: http://www.softwaremeister.com/xml/news.rss . If you have a rss newsreader, include it into your news feeds. It is validated by: You can also subscribe to my newsletter to keep you informed on activities at SoftwareMeister: Name Email automate your FTP jobs with FTP 4 Webmasters This ftp software downloads webhost generated data files, decompresses, and invokes a DOS command for each of them at scheduled times.

76. OpenVision Wonderful shell replacement for Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000. Includes a scripting language (TCL) with icon based visual programming interface. Runs ona single 1.44mb disquette if needed. http://openvision.50megs.com

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79. Creating A Complete Tray Icon Program Discussion about programming all aspects of a tray icon program left/right mouse handling, hiding taskbar icon, and so forth. http://community.borland.com/article/0,1410,28377,00.html

Login www.borland.com AppServer C# ... Together Creating a Complete Tray Icon Program Rating: Ratings: 2 Rate it Abstract: Discussion about programming all aspects of a tray icon program - left/right mouse handling, hiding taskbar icon, and so forth. Tray Icon programs are those apps you see with the icon near the clock, such as the volume control, or DeskMenu. While putting the icon in the try is fairly easy, the details of putting together a program that works properly is not. This article looks at those details. Adding To The Shell The example code Modify the icon of tool tip, using the NIM_MODIFY flag. Remove the icon from the tray with the NIM_DELETE flag. In each case, there are two parameters to the call; the appropriate flag, and a NOTIFYICONDATA structure you fill in: The first call needed is the settings required for adding an icon to a tray. The sample program has a wrapper call which illustrates this called TrayIcon_Create: Tips and Icons Tool tip text can be quite useful. When users place the mouse over your icon, this text is displayed, allowing you to provide status, small messages, and the like. At the very least, it should display the program name. Our program starts off displaying a generic message, but we then use a timer to adjust the text.

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