41. Visual Programming Languages A Survey Rising computer processing speed and graphic display abilities have enabled much research and experiment in this area. Various design methodologies have come from the research, and many programming systems were developed for specific uses (user interfaces, physical simulation), and more general programming. http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~maratb/cs263/paper/paper.html

42. EvoWeb - Browse Evolution@work By Subject subject, Genetic programming general 2.05. Browse evolution@workby subject category Genetic programming - general 2.05. A hybrid http://evonet.lri.fr/evoweb/resources/evolution_work/bbsubcatlist.php?id=2.05&de

43. FSQP By AEM Design a source code for minimizing the maximum of a set of smooth objective functions subject to general smooth constraints. Two versions, written in portable Fortran 77 (FFSQP), standard C (CFSQP). Both are tested and run on most platforms. http://www.aemtechnology.com/aemdesign/FSQPframe.htm

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44. The ICI Programming Language s, news, documents, modules, links. Open Source, public domain......general purpose, garbage collected, Clike, high level, interpreted language; dynamic typing, flexible data types, strings, regular expressions, dynamic arrays, and sets. http://www.zeta.org.au/~atrn/ici/Default.html

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45. Report On Interpreted Programming Languages general report which treats some specific languages. Many fine explanations. http://www.cs.colorado.edu/~zorn/cs5535/Fall-1996/projects96/zhangx-interpret.ht

CSCI 5535 Project A Report on Interpreted Programming languages by Xiaoli Zhang Helen Wong December 11, 1996 Content 1. Introduction 2. Two important Languages in the Evolution of Interpreted Languages Pascal Smalltalk 3. Interpreter and Virtual Machine Traditional Compilation Process Self Compilation Compiler and Interpreter Intermediate Language Just-in-time and On-the-fly Virtual Machine Examples of intermediate languages and related abstract machines Abstract Machine to Actual Machine Portability of Interpreters 4. Scripting Languages and Interpreted Languages 5. Case Study a) Java Overview Java Virtual Machine Java Language Construct and Java's Interpreter b) Tcl/Tk Overview On-the fly Bytecode compiler for Tcl c) Both are Web Programming Languages d) Another Mobile Language: Omniware 6. Why Interpreted Languages? Portability Security Reusability Rapid Development Performance Other Advantages of Interpreted Languages 7. Summary 1. Introduction Interpreted Languages have become more and more popular. In recent years, interpreted language such as Java, Tcl/Tk and Perl are the hot topics and wide-spread. Why? Generally, it is because they are portable, easy to use, fast to develop and safe. And most interpreted languages are closely related to Web programming. In this paper, we will do some study to expose the nature of interpreted programming languages and how these features of interpreted languages are achieved. 2. Two important Languages in the Evolution of Interpreted Languages

46. Web Development Programming - General Web Development programming general. Click on to sort, Part Number SortAscending, Title Sort Ascending, Intended Audience Sort Ascending, Price, Qty. http://elementkcourseware.com/products/Catalog.jsp?frmAction=go&frmPlatform=Web

47. The Goedel Programming Language Declarative, generalpurpose programming language in the set of logic languages. Strongly typed type system based on many-sorted logic with parametric polymorphism. http://www.cs.bris.ac.uk/~bowers/goedel.html

Bristol CS Index Here is an example The release contains: a user manual, and around 50 (mostly small) example programs. This release provides a (substantial) subset of the language. The remainder of the implementation is expected to be completed over the next year or so. There is a book on the language: . MIT Press, 1994, ISBN 0-262-08229-2. The book is divided into two parts. The first part gives an informal overview of the language and includes example programs. The second part contains a definition of the syntax and semantics of the language. You can obtain it from the University of Bristol in the UK through this page. Download any file by clicking on the file name. Approximate sizes of the files are given in brackets. Katholieke Universiteit Leuven in Belgium. You can fetch it from there if you have difficulty with any of the links below. goedel-src.tar.Z (800KB) is required. It includes: a user manual and installation instructions; example programs. SICStus Prolog Linux You need goedel-linux.tar.gz SPARCstations You need 3 files: goedel-sparc1.tar.Z

48. Computers : Programming : General Subjects Computers programming general. Click For Book Details ElementaryStatistics. Microsoft Office Xp Introductory Concepts http://www.allbookstores.com/browse/COM051000

Search By: Keyword Title Author ISBN This Subject Only Art Children's Books Christian Books History ... Programming : General You may browse this category by title or by publication date More than 5000 titles (showing 1-20) .Net : A Complete Development Cycle by Gunther Lenz Thomas Moeller Paperback - August 2003 List price: $54.99 by Dwight Peltzer Paperback - November 2003 List price: $49.99 The .Net and Com Interoperability Handbook by Alan Gordon Paperback - January 2003 List price: $49.99 .Net Compact Framework Programming With C by Paul Yao David Durant Paperback - May 2004 List price: $59.99 Lowest price on 06/08/2004: $36.71 .Net Compact Framework Programming With Visual Basic .Net by Paul Yao David Durant Paperback - June 2004 List price: $59.99 .Net Concurrency Design Patterns Programming in C by William Stamatakis Paperback - May 2004 List price: $39.99 .Net Development Security Solutuions by John Paul Mueller Paperback - September 2003 List price: $39.99 Lowest price on 05/25/2004: $24.47 .Net for Java Developers : Migrating to C# by Jawahar Puvvala Alok Pota Paperback - July 2003 List price: $49.99

49. Definition: Structured Programming From general Services Administration, Federal Standard 1037C (Telecom Glossary 2000) 'Telecommunications Glossary of Telecommunication Terms'. Long title, short but very clear definition. http://www.its.bldrdoc.gov/fs-1037/dir-035/_5154.htm

structured programming structured programming: A technique for organizing and coding computer programs in which a hierarchy of modules is used, each having a single entry and a single exit point, and in which control is passed downward through the structure without unconditional branches to higher levels of the structure. Three types of control flow are used: sequential, test, and iteration. This HTML version of FS-1037C was last generated on Fri Aug 23 00:22:38 MDT 1996

50. Index: If-archive/programming/general-discussion Index ifarchive/programming/general-discussion. http://mirror.ifarchive.org/indexes/if-archiveXprogrammingXgeneral-discussion.ht

Index: if-archive/programming/general-discussion Up to parent Up to root List of all directories Go to this directory on www.ifarchive.org (or ftp 19 Items ArtCom.43 [09-Jan-1995] ART COM magazine Number 43 (Volume 10 Number 9, November 1990); the first one of two issues on Interactive Fiction ArtCom.44 [09-Jan-1995] ART COM magazine Number 44 (Volume 10 Number 10, December 1990); the second one of two issues on Interactive Fiction authoring-systems.FAQ [02-Dec-1994] Information about development systems for Interactive Fiction, by Nathan Torkington. Last update: 23nov94 [file is linked to info/authoring-systems.FAQ] authorship-guide.base [06-Jun-1995] Whizzard's Guide to Text Adventure Authorship base document version 2.0 by Gerry Kevin Wilson [file is linked to info/authorship-guide.base] authorship-guide.sup1 [06-Jun-1995] Whizzard's Guide to Text Adventure Authorship supplement #1 (25may95) to version 2.0 by Gerry Kevin Wilson [file is linked to info/authorship-guide.sup1] authorship-guide.sup2 [27-Jun-1995] Whizzard's Guide to Text Adventure Authorship supplement #2 (25jun95) to version 2.0 by Gerry Kevin Wilson [file is linked to info/authorship-guide.sup2]

51. Jostraca - : A Free Open Source Template Driven Code Generation Toolkit In Java A general purpose code generation toolkit for software developers. It uses JSP syntax and can be configured to use a number of different programming languages. Open source, GPL http://www.jostraca.org/

download documentation resources contact The Jostraca Code Generator Books more books... Links Code Generation Network Welcome News Jostraca is a general purpose code generation toolkit for software developers. Code generation helps save you time and effort by reducing redundancy and drudge work. Code generation can be thought of as programming by example . Show the computer an example of what you want, and it does the rest. Jostraca generates code using the Java Server Pages syntax. However this syntax can be used with any language . Jostraca comes preconfigured for Java Perl Python Ruby ... Rebol and C , with more to come. Getting Started First, download and install Jostraca. Then follow the step-by-step introduction. Follow the tutorials and the examples to learn about practical applications and advanced uses of Jostraca. The manual provides a detailed description of Jostraca and the reference section is a concise listing of configuration parameters and template elements. License Jostraca is made available under the GNU General Public License . That means that your rights as a developer are protected and guaranteed. This is not a proprietary framework and you are not forced to use particular tools or methodologies beyond the essentials of the system. If you don't like the way Jostraca does something, you can change it. If there are bugs, you can fix them. (All such changes are welcome and encouraged. Please send them to

52. WhiteBBS Board for programming and general OS security. http://whitemac.netfirms.com/cgi-bin/ib3/ikonboard.cgi

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53. Physics Related Software Manuals/Links Manuals/Links on the Nuclear Physics programs and generaluse software (programming languages, algebra programs etc.) http://www.jlab.org/~semenov//rlinks/soft.html

Privacy and Security Notice Physics Related Software Manuals/Links April 8, 2004 - Please send related information or dead link reports to Andrei Yu. Semenov . Thanks. Contents Physics Software (Nuclear Physics Models, Simulation, etc. Unsorted yet) Analysis Tools/Math Libs CERNLIB PAW GEANT ... NCAR's Lib , etc.) Programming Languages and Numerical Recipes I Fortran C++ C ... Python Algebraic Programs ( Mathematica MatLab SciLab MathCAD ... Shells etc. Editors LaTeX , and HTML Graphical Tools and CADs Igor GnuPlot ... Origin etc.) Misc Stuff GNU Project CVS Feynman Diagrams Calculation ... Pine etc.) Links to Other Resources Physics Software Hall C Software Documentation CODA Engine CTP ... GeantRead , etc.) CSOFT note 0.02 - Running ENGINE for fun and profit JLab Physics Computing Resources EPICS Home Page MCEEP ... Paul E. Ulmer's Web Page) ENIGMA - Event Generator for Electron- Photon- or Pion-induced reactions on Nucleons or Nuclei. Beam energies should be around 0.5 to 1.5 GeV for electrons, up to ~0.5 GeV for photons or pions. EPIPROD James J. Kelly's Web Page): A program to calculate pseudoscalar meson production by electron-nucleon scattering LEA James J. Kelly's

54. Programming Languages - General Certification Guides MCSD programming Languages - general Database Management- general Certification Guides - general programming - general . http://topics.practical.org/browse/Programming_Languages_-_General

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55. You've Found A BOX OF MONSTERS! Guide to AMC's monthly monster programming, Polar Lights monster model kit news, personal collection showcase, general news, and features. http://www.boxofmonsters.com/

The Web Site That GLOWS In The Dark! Polar Lights is almost there! Will they repop the last few monsters? My name is Jimmy, I have a mask fetish. Did I say that out loud? Free downloads and other kewl stuff. You saw it here first! Monthly guide to AMC and TCM monster programming! Fun stuff from Box of Monsters contributors and visitors! ABOUT EMAIL UPDATES RINGS ... If you're viewing this site in someone else's frames, click here! What's new? Check the UPDATES page! FastCounter by bCentral This site is hosted by NetWalk Communications in Columbus, Ohio. It is best viewed with an up-to-date browser, so the pages that share graphics load faster, and so you can enjoy the nifty special effects produced by current HTML code, style sheets, and java scripts. The Web Master HOME LUREOFAURORA HALLOFHEADS ... GUESTBOOK

56. Programming Languages - SQL Sql (programming Language) Computer Bks Data Base Management Computers DatabaseManagement - general programming - general programming Languages http://topics.practical.org/browse/Programming_Languages_-_SQL

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57. Untitled Document Tutorials, drawings, and general information on a variety of robot building topics including the Handy Board, motors, sensors, and programming in C. http://www.ee.ualberta.ca/~verret/ee401/

58. Free Software Programs are provided without charge under the terms of the GNU general Public License. The software consists of Windows, general purpose, VRML, Website and Internet tools and programming tools. http://www.crispen.org/src/

Crispen Family Free Software GNU General Public License and other licenses as READMEware: In return for the software, you promise to read the documentation. About the Tools Command line tools Files marked contain an executable which will run in a DOS shell (console window) under Windows 95, 98, 2000, ME, and NT with no additional runtime apart from DLLs which come with Windows 95 (crtdll.dll and kernel32.dll). They are also known to run under the Cygwin bash shell and may run on other shells and, if they're recompiled from the sources (included), on other operating systems. Note: if you download one of these programs and double-click on its icon in Explorer, nothing much will happen. I know, I shouldn't have to say that, but you'd be surprised at how many people have never seen a program that runs from the command line. Bring up a DOS window and type in the name of the program and its arguments and you'll be much happier. How can you find out what the command line arguments and options are? Look in the C source code (which is also a good source for known bugs and hints) or simply type:

59. A Programmer's Guide To The World Wide Web white page phone listings, etc. general WWW Resources. FAQs, resourcecollections, etc. HTML programming. HTML 3.2, HTML 4.0, Frames http://www.apl.jhu.edu/~hall/WWW/

WWW Programming Resources Java Programming Resources home. Core Web Programming home. Table of Contents Search Services. Web indexers, Email address finders, books and CDs, Usenet search, white page phone listings, etc. General WWW Resources. FAQs, resource collections, etc. HTML Programming. Web-Related Graphics. Free Web graphics, animated GIF construction kits, etc. HTML Editors. Reviews and download sites. HTML Validators. On-line and downloadable validators and page analysis tools. Java. Tutorials, documentation, download sites, examples, and more. CGI Programming and Server-side Customizations. Tutorials, HTTP specs, docs on NSAPI, ISAPI, servlets, server-side includes, CGI-in-Java, and so forth. JavaScript. Guides, documentation, script collections, resources, JavaScript security sites, etc. Browsers. Browser information, download sites and usage statistics. Core Web Programming source code archive. Hundreds of freely adaptable HTML, Java, CGI, and JavaScript examples. WWW programming resources collected by Marty Hall for work in the Research and Technology Development Center of the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab , for courses in the Johns Hopkins Part-Time MS Program in Computer Science , and for various industry seminars and short courses . Many are extracted from Core Web Programming from Prentice Hall.

60. The Object Agency, L.L.C. general reference sources, database issues, organizations and conferences, programming languages, software reusability, general software engineering, booksellers and publishers. http://www.toa.com/

Friday June 11, 2004 Brain Food Testing Object-Oriented Software Training Consulting Mentoring The Software Process Improvement Network is comprised of individuals who want to improve software engineering practice. The individuals are organized into regional groups called "SPINs" that meet and share their experiences initiating and sustaining software process improvement programs. They meet annually at the Software Engineering Process Group (SEPG) Conference , which is co-sponsored by the Software Engineering Institute and a regional SPIN. Edward V. Berard , the Chief Technology Officer at The Object Agency, has spoken at various SPINs since the mid 1990s. Some of his more recent presentations are listed below. Object-Oriented Requirements Engineering Training Consulting Mentoring March 14, 2002 Overcoming Obstacles When Moving to Higher CMM Levels Charlotte, North Carolina SPIN September 12, 2002 Overcoming Obstacles When Moving to Higher CMM Levels Rose City SPIN May 21, 2003 Establishing a Software Reusability Mindset , El Dorado Hills, California SPIN. (See

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