Designing high level/low-level computer languages

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Accession number

PUB-2020-13.7

Maker

Robert W. Doran
Tien Navankasattusas

Description

"This gives an outline of the steps involved in designing a high-level / low-level programming language - that is, a language which gives the programmer full control of the facilities of his computer yet is sufficiently structured to enable him to express algorithms readily. A brief summary is given of the current use of high-level languages for systems programming. The choice of a suitable high-level / low-level language for the IBM1130 is described along with its design and implementation methodology.

Key words and phrases: assemblers, systems programming, IBM1130, high-level languages." -- blurb on title page.

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Processed Material/Paper

Physical description

13 pages : Diagrams ; 29 cm

Other title

Massey University Copmuter Unit

Record level

Item

Collection

Robert W. Doran Collection

Credit line

Robert W. Doran et al. May 1972. Designing high level/low-level computer languages, PUB-2020-13.7. Walsh Memorial Library, The Museum of Transport and Technology (MOTAT).

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Classification

Manual Communication Artefacts Documentary Artefacts Instructional Documents

Production place

Palmerston North Manawatu District Whanganui - Manawatu New Zealand

Subject: all levels

Computer programming Study and teaching Computers

Collection type

Published Titles Walsh Memorial Library

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