Communications High-Order Language Investigation. Volume II

This report contains data and conclusions that were used in selecting JOVIAL J73I as a base language for modifications that would result in a language suitable for programming communications applications. Volume I of this report contains a description of the process used to develop hypotheses on wha...

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Main Authors: Eanes,R S, Goodenough,J B, Kelly,J R, Klotzbach,D K, Nickelson,A J
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
COMMUNICATION AND RADIO SYSTEMS
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
Computer Programming and Software
COST EFFECTIVENESS
EFFICIENCY
HIGH LEVEL LANGUAGES
High order languages
INFORMATION PROCESSING
JOVIAL
JOVIAL J73 programming language
MESSAGE PROCESSING
MILITARY REQUIREMENTS
MODIFICATION
Non-radio Communications
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
SELECTION
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Summary:This report contains data and conclusions that were used in selecting JOVIAL J73I as a base language for modifications that would result in a language suitable for programming communications applications. Volume I of this report contains a description of the process used to develop hypotheses on what features are required of a language suitable for programming communications applications. Volume II of this report contains an extensive features list showing the presence or absence of specific features from each of the 5 languages evaluated -- CS4, JOVIAL (both J3 and J73), PASCAL and PL/I. See also Volume 1, AD-A049 737.