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21. Dictionary Of Programming Languages - Master List
Scheme, 12/97, Lexically scoped variant of Lisp, MIT, 1975. scriptx, Maybe, Scriptinglanguage for PCs. SeeDo, maybe, Visual programming system for AI research, 1997.
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22. PO - Languages
Scheme Scheme is a statically scoped and properly tail-recursive dialect of theLisp programming language; scriptx -; SDL -; Self - Self is an object-oriented
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  • Ada Object-Oriented general purpose, standardized language
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  • APL APL is a programming language best known for its use of non-ASCII symbols, including a few Greek letters
  • April April is a programming language specifically designed for building MAS(which execute) over the Internet. MAS=Multi Agent System.
  • Assembly Only for brave individuals
  • Awk awk interprets a special-purpose language that makes it possible to handle simple data-reformatting jobs easily
  • BABEL BABEL is a functional logic language whose operational semantics is based on lazy narrowing and provides some higher-order features
  • Basic Beginner's All Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code
  • Beta BETA is a modern object-oriented language with comprehensive facilities for procedural and functional programming
  • Blue Blue is an object-oriented programming language that was developed especially for teaching.

23. References
New Insights into Partial Evaluation The Schism Experiment. European Symposiumon programming, 1988. scriptx scriptx. Kaleida Labs, Inc 1995. original.
http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/~spot/dag/bib.html
Mark Leone maintains a programming languages research nexus
References
Alpha
Richard L Sites. Alpha AXP architecture. CACM
Appel
Andrew Appel. Compiling with Continuations . Cambridge University Press 1992.
Apply
L G C Hamey, J A Webb, I-Chien Wu. An Architecture Independent Programming Language for Low-Level Vision. Computer Vision, Graphics, and Image Processing
Blit
Rob Pike, Bart Locanthi, John Reiser. Hardware/Software Trade-offs for Bitmap Graphics on the Blit. Software-Practice and Experience
Cellang
Cellang. ? 1995. original
chip-architecture-intro
John L Hennessy, David A Patterson. Computer Architecture: A Quantitative Approach . Morgan Kaufmann 1990.
CLtL
Guy Steele. Common Lisp the Language . Digital Press 1990. original
cmix
Lars Ole Andersen. Program Analysis and Specialization for the C Programming Language . DIKU 1994.
collection-oriented-languages
Jay M Sipelstein, Guy E Blelloch. Collection-Oriented Languages. Proceedings of the IEEE
Charles Consel. Binding Time Analysis for Higher Order Untyped Functional Languages. ACM Conference on Lisp and Functional Programming
DCG
Dawson Englar, Todd Proebsting. DCG: An Efficient, Retargetable Dynamic Code Generation System.

24. Multimedia Platforms - E. Kaleida And ScriptX
It is developing scriptx, a crossplatform multimedia programming language and objectlibrary, now beta testing and designed to make multi-platform software
http://ibis.nott.ac.uk/guidelines/ch11/chap1-1-E-4.html

25. Don Hopkins' RadiOMatic BlogUTron
If you would like to show an interesting MaxScript programming example, there sa neat I like MaxScript so much, is that it s extremely similar to scriptx.
http://www.donhopkins.com/
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I ran across this interesting stuff in the discussion forum about Stanislaw Lem , who wrote a book called " Fiasco From: TR, 06 Sep 2003, 08:37:53
looks much like an idea Lem published decades ago: Abstract: http://xxx.lanl.gov/abs/physics/0308078 PDF "In the recent article `Conflict between anthropic reasoning and observation' ( gr-qc/0303070 The Subanthropic Principle : We are not typical among the intelligent observers from the Universe. Typical civilizations of typical galaxies would be hundreds of thousands, or millions, of years more evolved than ours and, consequently, typical intelligent observers would be orders of magnitude more intelligent than us. The Undetectability Conjecture : Generically, all advanced enough civilizations camouflage their planets for security reasons, so that no signal of civilization can be detected by external observers, who would only obtain distorted data for disuasion purposes.

26. Don Hopkins
Dylan. Sk8. Garnet. scriptx. Forth. Cellular Automata Machines. 6502 Assembly. 68k.SPARC. x86. MMX. PowerPC. AltiVec. Terminal Emulation. Network programming.
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27. Programming Scriptx
Spot information technology programming scriptx - part of spot wot websitesdirectory, 25 May. information technology - programming scriptx. Search
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28. Lymond At Mac.com - Wandering Path
LP (October 1994 August 1996) Led application programming and interface designprocess for Robert Winter s Crazy for Ragtime, a scriptx-based multimedia title
http://homepage.mac.com/lymond/wandering_path.html
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Michael E. Cohen
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Freelance (April 2003 - present)
Develop, write and edit books on personal computing applications and systems (see Publications , below). Design and produce interactive multimedia presentations.
Interactive Media Specialist/Webmaster
UCLA Humanities Computing Facility / Center for Digital Humanities (July 1998 - April 2003)
Developed interactive instructional materials for a variety of disciplines in the Humanities; designed and maintained departmental websites; maintained streaming media servers; consulted on instructional and research projects requiring interactive or web-based components.
Technical Writer/Interactive Design Consultant/Webmaster Freelance (February 1998 - 1999) Developed documentation for nightkitchen L.L.C. interactive book authoring and presentation package, TK3; consulted on design of TK3; implement and maintained website for Runway Non-Linear. Webmaster/Information Systems Manager/Interactive Design Consultant Clarity/Runway Non-Linear (September 1996 - January 1998) Developed, implemented, and maintained website for non-linear digital-video rental company. Maintained and expanded internal information systems for two companies. Provided interactive design expertise for IBM EPCOT attraction.

29. Computer Programming Languages - S
Screamer An extension of Common Lisp providing nondeterministic backtrackingand constraint programming. scriptx - Kaleida Labs.
http://www.heuse.com/s.htm
Programming Languages - S Sample Program
S* - Dasgupta, Simon Fraser U, 1978. A microprogramming language schema, which instantiates to a complete language for any given micromachine. Has Pascal-like syntax, with pre- and post-conditions. "Towards a Microprogramming Language Schema", S. Dasgupta, Proc 11th Ann Workshop Microprogramming (MICRO-11), 1978, pp.144-153. S*A - Dasgupta, 1981. A high-level architecture description language, designed to be used with S*. S*M - A nonprocedural hardware description language. "S*M, An Axiomatic, Non-procedural Hardware Description Language for CLocked Architectures", P.A. Wilsey, MS Thesis, U Southwestern Louisiana, 1985. S3 - ALGOL-like system language for the ICL 2900 computer. SAAL - Used on the Univac 1005 in the 1960's by the US Army Material Command. SAC - Early system on Datatron 200 series. Listed in CACM 2(5):16 (May 1959). SAC-1 - G.E. Collins. Early symbolic math system, written in FORTRAN. Proc 2nd Symp Symb Alg Manip pp.144-152 (1971). SAD SAM - Query language by Lindsay. Sammet 1969, p.669. SAFARI - Online text editing system by MITRE. Sammet 1969, p.685.

30. WSH Bazaar Link Page
Containing valid info about TCP/IP programming. scriptx web page http//www.meadroid.com/scriptx/scriptx is a control which supports also a couple of other
http://www.borncity.com/WSHBazaar/links.htm
Windows Script Host Bazaar Microsoft WSH sites Vendors
Since Windows Scripting Host (WSH) initial release there are a few web sites dealing with WSH. Below are the links that leads you directly to the sites of interest for WSH programmers.
Microsoft
Microsoft's Scripting web site
http://msdn.microsoft.com/scripting

This site contains the docs you need for scripting: WSH 2 help VBScript help JScript help . You can download also the last recent versions of script engines Windows Script Host Microsoft Script Debugger , and more. Microsoft's German Scripting web site
http://www.microsoft.com/germany/scripting
Same content as in the English scripting site, but all in German. Microsoft's ADO web site
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/nhp/Default.asp?contentid=28001860
Helpful, if you intend to access data bases using Active Data Objects (ADO). Microsoft's ADSI web site
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/techinfo/howitworks/activedirectory/adsilinks.asp

31. One And Ten - One And Ten Classifieds
Lisp Lisp. Literate programming Literate programming. Logo Logo. LPC LPC. M ScriptEaseScriptEase. Scripting Languages Scripting Languages. scriptx scriptx. SDL
http://www.oneandten.com.au/modules.php?name=NukeC&op=ViewCatg&id_catg=207

32. DDJ
Assaf implements a scriptxbased multimedia application which was created in a way RegelskiMediaDeveloper is a library of multimedia programming objects that
http://www.webreview.com/articles/1994/9411/
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Database Programming
Additional resources (listings and source code) for the articles below can be found here An SQL Server Message-Handling Class
Mark Betz
Before building an SQL server class for Sybase/Microsoft's SQL Server, Mark had to unravel its client/server message-handling mechanism. Here's what he found, along with the C++ class library he eventually developed. Object Databases
Jonathan Wilcox
As distributed computing and interoperable objects move into the forefront of computing, the need for object-database standards will become paramount. Jonathan examines the issues surrounding object methods and distributed programming, focusing on how these issues relate to object databases.

33. Travel Britain - UK Search Engine And Travel Guide
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    34. David Williams
    Kaleida Labs, Inc. Mountain View, CA, July 1994Dec 1995. Staff Engineer.Senior engineer developing the scriptx multimedia programming language.
    http://www.djw.org/djw/resume/resume.html
    David Williams
    www.djw.org
    djw@djw.org
    Objective
    To make great software that people really like using, and in the process to build a great company that people like working for.
    Areas of specialty
    I have worked in many areas: web technology, handheld computing, user interface, object oriented design, programming tools, languages, multi-media, database technologies, etc. My key skills and interests include:
    • Mobile gadgets and platforms: PDA, phones, smart phones, hybrid (PalmOS, EPOC, RIM, WinCE, BREW). Building Web technology: browsers, [X]HTML, JavaScript, etc.. User Interface Design (aesthetics, usability) and Technology (X/Motif, Windows, MacOS, AWT/JFC, PalmOS). Programming Systems and Language design (OO, 3GL, and Visual). Digital Audio, MIDI, etc.. Database (OODBMS and RDBMS: ObjectStore, Oracle, HP ALLBASE). UNIX, DOS/Windows(3.1, 95, NT), MacOS, C/C++, Java.
    Work experience
    AvantGo, Inc. San Mateo, CA, May 1998-Present.
    Chief Engineer, July 2002-Present.
    Manager, Browser Engineering, July 2001-June 2002.

    35. Kaleida ScriptX
    The language itself is a full objectoriented programming environment with a distinctSmalltalk and C++ flavor. While the entire scriptx system enables one to
    http://web.media.mit.edu/~stefan/masters/node7.html
    Next: Oracle New Media Up: Previous efforts Previous: Macromedia Director
    Kaleida ScriptX
    Kaleida Labs, founded by Apple and IBM in 1992, has developed a platform-independent system called ScriptX for creating interactive multimedia applications [
    stefan@media.mit.edu

    36. End User Programming Directory
    Computer Science » End User programming. AppleScript (2) CGI Common Gateway Interface(12) JavaScript (9) Perl (5), Python (6) ScriptEase (0) scriptx (0) Tcl Tk
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    37. Omniseek Computing /Computing/Programming Languages
    Intercal J Java JavaScript JCL Journals Limbo Lisp Literate programming Logo LPC PythonRexx SAS Sather Scheme ScriptEase Scripting Languages scriptx SDL Self
    http://computing.omniseek.com/dir/Computing/Programming_Languages/72661/

    38. Ss.htm
    See programming languages, scripting; scriptx Character Simulation with scriptx A generalpurpose framework for dynamic behavior. (A. Reznik), Nov94, 76;
    http://www.cstone.net/~bachs/ddj/ss.htm
    • S-100 Bus
        clock, real-time, designing for ( A.D. Wilcox Interfacing to S-100/IEEE 696 Microcomputers , by Sol Libes and Mark Garetz [review] (G.W. Jolly), May82, 56 modem, U.S. Robotics' S-100 [review] (M. McKillip), Feb84, 70 modem, U.S. Robotics' S-100 [review] ( R. Blum Winchester hard disk, attaching to (O. Goldman), Oct83, 71; Dec83, 10
      S: an introduction, in "Object-Oriented Programming in S" (R. Calaway), Oct95, 44; comments, and related web site, Apr2000, 10 S [subset-of-C scripting language] ( A. Stevens ), May89, 117; re-written in C++, Feb2000, 110 "SA-C: Single Assignment C" (W. Bohm, R. Beveridge, B. Draper, C. Ross, and M. Chawathe), May2003, 60 SableCC, in "Extreme Parsing" (K.F. Downey), Aug2003, 33 Sagan, Carl, libel suit against Apple Computer [News Brief], DU-Dec94, 1 Sanscript, overview, with examples, in "Visual Programming and Assistive Technology" (D. Lafever), Aug99, 32 Sassenrath, Carl, bio notes, and as Rebol designer ( M. Swaine Satan (Security Administrator Tool for Analyzing Networks) ( J. Erickson

    39. Av.htm
    in Character Simulation with scriptx (A. Reznik), Nov94, 78; Latin America A BoomMarket Waiting to Happen?, DUNov94, 1; The Liana programming Language, Oct93
    http://www.cstone.net/~bachs/ddj/av.htm
    • Vaidyanathan, Shankar
        Multitasking Fortran and Windows NT, WS/93, 21 Symmetric Multiprocessing for PCs (with J. Norwood), Jan94, 80
      Vaingast, Shai
        DOS for Embedded Systems: Interrupt Latencies (with E. Cohen), Jan2001, 138 A Technical Overview of Penpoint, Nov91, 16 App Frameworks in a Post-MFC World, DU-Jun95, 1 Component Object Wars Heat Up, DU-May94, 1 DDJ Handprinting Recognition Contest Wrap-up, Jan93, 52 Debugging Windows Applications, Nov93, 78 The Dr. Dobb's Handprinting Recognition Contest, Jul92, 60 EDITORIAL, C++92 Fanning the Flames, in "The Changing Landscape of Software Development," Jan91, 96R Finding String Distances, Apr92, 56 Here's the Internet, Where's the Money?, DU-May95, 1 Implementing Interoperable Objects, IOSR, 62 In Search of Best Practices, DU-Nov95, 1 The Internet: Here Today, DU-Aug94, 1 Introducing Interoperable Objects, IOSR, 4 Introducing ScriptX [sidebar], in "Character Simulation with ScriptX" (A. Reznik), Nov94, 78 Latin America: A Boom Market Waiting to Happen?, DU-Nov94, 1 The Liana Programming Language, Oct93, 50

    40. Citations Phantom An Interpreted Language For Distributed
    Languages such as Java10 Safe Tcl1 Phantom3, Telescript4 and scriptx 16 Courtney, A. Phantom An Interpreted Language for Distributed programming.
    http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/context/159992/168366

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