[Coco] Ran across an interesting book today...
Mark Marlette
mark at cloud9tech.com
Tue Apr 11 21:44:27 EDT 2006
Mike,
Back in 1988 or 2006 it is a good thing to brag about!!!
Mark
At 4/11/2006 07:53 PM, you wrote:
>In a message dated 4/7/06 5:51:47 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
>boisy at boisypitre.com writes:
>
> >Snobol! I had to write an Algol 60 parser in Snobol 4 for my
> >Programming Languages class last semester. Talk about fun!
>
>SNOBOL4 was a terrific language to write parsers in. I did my PhD thesis on
>an interactive (text mode) language for describing computer systems to a
>growing database. I could be very free in the language design, since I was
>parsing it in Snobol.
>
>It's a real shame this language was allowed to die out. The modern
>replacements like Perl just aren't quite as good to use for parsing,
>though they have
>other great features.
>
> >In Compiler Construction this semester, the project is to write a
> >compiler that uses a subset of the ADA programming language and
> >generate intermediate code. That part is mostly working, and I am
> >looking forward to writing a back end which will take the i-code and
> >turn it into good ole' 6809 assembler.
>
>
>Back in 1988 it would ahve been good to say "there's an ADA compiler for the
>Coco." Not that anyone would use it, but it would have made a nice brag.
>At least Microware had C and Pascal, and ISTR hearing of
>a Fortran. Or maybe
>that was OSK.
>--Mike K.
>
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