81. Assembly Programming Linux 4;macro CHECK 1 push eax mov eax, %1 call check_point pop eax %endmacro http://www.nk.rim.or.jp/~jun/lxasm/asm13.html

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University of Joensuu Department of Computer Science Psychology of Programming Event Psychology of Programming (PoP) deals with the psychological aspects of programming and tries to understand human behavior in all programming taskssuch as design, coding, and debuggingand to provide tools that help programmers in these tasks. PoP entertains a broad spectrum of research approaches, from theoretical perspectives drawing on psychological theory to empirical perspectives grounded in real-world experience. Attendance The Psychology of Programming Event brings together people interested in understanding cognitive issues of programming and in applying this understanding to programming tool design. In particular, students interested in these issues are welcome to the event ! Program The event will start at 12:15 in room B330 ("Neuvotteluhuone"). The program consists of the following presentations: Seppo Nevalainen and Jorma Sajaniemi: Comparison of Three Eye Tracking Devices in Psychology of Programming Research. Roman Bednarik and Markku Tukiainen: Visual Attention and Representation Switching in Java Program Debugging: A Study Using Eye Movement Tracking.

83. The Shakespeare Programming Language Characters in the Shakespeare programming Language are not simpleminded, limited to Every character can push integers onto their memory, and pop them out http://shakespearelang.sourceforge.net/report/shakespeare/

The Shakespeare Programming Language Karl Hasselström Jon à slund Document was last rebuilt August 21, 2001 Contents Introduction Design Goals Hello World! Title ... About this document ... Introduction Late at night sometime in Februari, Kalle Hasselström and Jon à slund (that is us, we, the authors) were sitting with a programming assignment due for demonstration at nine the following morning. It was assignment number four in our Syntax Analysis course and we were pretty tired with it. The last assignment, on the other hand, seemed like much more fun, because you were allowed to do pretty much whatever you wanted as long as it involved lexical and syntactical analysis. So instead of finishing the fourth assignment, we started making up some great ideas for the fifth, the kind you only conceive of when you really should be asleep. A few weeks earlier we had discovered a number of truly fascinating programming languages, such as Java2k , Sorted! , Brainfuck and Malbolge , and we wanted to make our own. We have no idea why, but that night we were also thinking about Shakespeare in general, and Shakespearian insults in particular and three hours later we had come up with this amazing idea: the Shakespeare Programming Language, SPL. This is the documentation of the language and how we made it.

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Guide : POP-11 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 POP-11 ez2Find Home Directory Computers Programming ... Languages : POP-11 Lisp ML Prolog Related Categories Computers: Programming: Languages: Forth Computers: Programming: Languages: Functional Computers: Programming: Languages: Garbage Collected Computers: Programming: Languages: Interpreted ... Computers: Programming: Languages: Reflective Web Sites Free Poplog [Site Info] [Translate] [Open New Window] A multi-language AI system that contains Prolog, Common Lisp, ML and POP-11 implementation. URL: http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/research/poplog/freepoplog.html

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87. Gossamer Forum: General: Perl Programming: Question About Pop And Shift Re Watts Question about pop and shift In reply to, Can t Post. Affiliate Program Earn up to $15 commissions selling our services/products. http://www.gossamer-threads.com/forum/General_C8/Perl_Programming_F14/Question_a

Home Products Services Support ... Jobs MAIN INDEX SEARCH POSTS WHO'S ONLINE LOG IN Home General Perl Programming Question about pop and shift Print Thread Watts Enthusiast Dec 19, 2003, 9:48 AM Post #1 of 5 (348 views) Shortcut Question about pop and shift Can't Post I have a script that reads a text file of items and puts them in a pipe delimted format... example: text file- bob sue john text file- The problem I have is if someone adds blank spaces or lines: text file- bob sue john text file- So I came up with another idea - what about using pop and shift in this manner: text file- bob sue john text file- Then doing pop(@text); and shift(@text) to get rid of the comment lines. Is this a good idea? Ps: Here is how I read the text file and do what I need to do with it $filter = join "",@check; close(FILTER); This makes the script more "user friendly" so that co-workers can simply modify a text file of names instead of having to worry about pipes and escaping special characters, etc. Is using: foreach ($Body =~ /($filter)/) a good way of doing this? Would some other method be better/faster/more stable?

88. Wouter's Programming Language Page GRMPF A purely functional language with novel syntactical constructions to make programming more practical in context of ADTs etc. pop(pop(s)a)b Apfelstrudel http://wouter.fov120.com/proglang/

Programming Language Design and Implementation This page basically gives a historical overview of all the programming languages I have designed (and sometimes implemented) over the years. Some of them, notably E False Bla Aardappel and SHEEP have their own pages. (REVERSE chronological) CryScript (aka DOG) (nov 2002) Wortel (sept 2002) Unifies coroutines, functions and classes into a single small construct. NVNSRRML (feb 2002) "Non Verbose Non Semantically Redundant Readable Markup Language", i.e. the antithesis to XML. Also featuring ENVNSRRML (Executable NVNSRRML), a macro / document processing / transformation / programming language. MOLE (dec 2001) COW (june 2001) COW is another "environment" language like Bla, but is much more radical in unifying all possible programming language constructs into one (the environment). Extremely tiny language definition covers classes, objects, modules, functions/methods function-environments, scopes, (recursive) lambda's, tuples, lists, arrays, monitors, futures, bags etc. etc. ] (dec 2000) An investigation into the interactions between linearity and lazyness, and possible optimisations.

89. Command-Line Utilities: 21 - Modifying A Program State Any calls popped are reexecuted upon resumption, which may result in undesirable program changes. pop also calls destructors for objects local to the popped http://www.ictp.trieste.it/~manuals/programming/sun/workshop/command_line/modify

Modifying a Program State This chapter focuses on dbx usage and commands that change your program or change the behavior of your program as compared to running it without dbx . It is important to understand which commands might make modifications to your program. The chapter is divided into the following sections: Basic Concepts Using Commands Basic Concepts Your application might behave differently when run under dbx . Although dbx strives to minimize its impact on the child, you should be aware of the following: You may forget to take out a -C or disable RTC. Just having the RTC support library librtc.so loaded into a program can cause the program to behave differently. Your dbx initialization scripts may have some environment variables set that you've forgotten about. The stack base starts at a different address when running under dbx . This is also different based on your environment and contents of argv[] , forcing local variables to be allocated a bit differently. If they're not initialized, they will get different random numbers. This problem can be detected via runtime checking. The program does not initialize malloc If the program references an uninitialized memory location via a bad pointer; a situation similar to the previous one. This problem can be detected via runtime checking.

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91. Principles Of Programming Languages: Lecture 20 M) (pop k (lookup M env))) ((app? M) (Eval (app Given these definitions, we can now write down the code for pop . Recall that pop http://www.cs.rice.edu/~cork/311/Lectures/02/18.html

Lecture 18, Comp 311 The True Meaning of Function Calls In this lecture, we will make repeated use of three key transformations used in building software: representation independence, switching representations, and CPS. We begin by CPSing our interpreter: ((var? M) (k (lookup M env))) ((app? M) (Eval (app-rator M) env (lambda (f) (Eval (app-rand M) env (lambda (a) (Apply f a k)))))) We then make it representation independent, ((var? M) (Pop k (lookup M env))) ((app? M) (Eval (app-rator M) env (Push-app-f M env k))) where (define Push-app-f (lambda (M env k) (lambda (f) (Eval (app-rand M) env (lambda (a) (Apply f a k)) and (define Pop (lambda (k v) (k v))) Then in Push-app-f we rewrite the last procedure to (lambda (a) (Push-app-a f k)) with (define Push-app-a (lambda (f k) (lambda (a) (Apply f a k)))) Now in Push-app-f , which now looks like this, (define Push-app-f (lambda (M env k) (lambda (f) (Eval (app-rand M) env (lambda (a) (Push-app-a f k)))) we replace the lambda with (list 'app-f M env k) to get (define Push-app-f (lambda (M env k) (list 'app-f M env k))) and Push-app-a is modified similarly, so we assume that all continuations have distinguishing tags.

92. Wauu.DE: Computers: Programming: Languages: POP-11 ftp//ftp.cs.bham.ac.uk/pub/dist/poplog/poplog.info.html. pop11 programming Language Like Lisp in power, but with more traditional, readable syntax. http://www.wauu.de/Computers/Programming/Languages/POP-11/

Home Computers Programming Languages : POP-11 Search DMOZ-Verzeichnis: All Categories Categories Onlye Links: Information About Poplog and POP-11 What they are, history, free versions online, platforms, and comments. ftp://ftp.cs.bham.ac.uk/pub/dist/poplog/poplog.info.html Pop-11 Programming Language Like Lisp in power, but with more traditional, readable syntax. It is the main implementation language of Poplog environment. Features: proper lexical scoping (procedures are 1st class objects), re-definable/extendible syntax, open user stack (user can explicitly manipulate), dynamic typing, garbage collecting, incremental compiling, lightweight processes, and object-oriented extensions (becoming standard part of language in near future). http://www.cogs.susx.ac.uk/users/adrianh/pop11.html Poplog Open-source, rapid-prototyping software development environment; incremental compilers for: POP-11, Prolog, Common Lisp, Standard ML. Versions for Linux, Unix, VMS. Downloads, forum postings, libraries, workshops, Twiki, resources. http://www.poplog.org/

93. Icon Programming Language Functions (P - R) no second argument puts a null value onto L. See also get(), pop(), pull(), and Terminates program execution with error i and offending value x. Default x no http://www.cs.arizona.edu/icon/refernce/funcpr.htm

Details of Icon Functions P through R [Back to contents page] pop (L) : x pop from list Produces the leftmost element of L and removes it from L, but fails if L is empty; synonym for get(L). See also: , and pos (i1) : i2 test scanning position See also: proc (x,i) : p convert to procedure Produces a procedure corresponding to the value of x, but fails if x does not correspond to a procedure. If x is the string name of an operator, i specifies the number of arguments: 1 for unary (prefix), 2 for binary (infix), and 3 for ternary. proc(x,0) produces the built-in function named x even if the global identifier having that name has been assigned another value. proc(x,0) fails if x is not the name of a function. Default: i 1 See also: pull (L) : x pull from list Produces the rightmost element of L and removes it from L, but fails if L is empty. See also: , and push (L,x1,x2,...,xn) : L push onto list Pushes x1, x2, ... onto the left end of L. Values are pushed in order from left to right, so xn becomes the first (leftmost) value on L. push(L) with no second argument pushes a null value onto L. See also: , and put (L,x1,x2,...,xn) : L put onto list

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95. Sfbg.com But one of the things I ve noticed about Noise pop s programming of late is that because there seems to be no method whatsoever to it (which would explain why http://www.sfbg.com/37/21/cover_private.html

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