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  • Achieving portability through software conversion

    Creator:
    Bertani, John A.
    Abstract:
    Conversion of software written for one machine or operating system to equivalent software for another machine or operating system is shown to be economically attractive using source-to-source translation. The features of an automatic converter are described using a Pascal-to-C translater as an example. Solutions to the problems of denesting procedures,...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis

  • LIL : a LISP implementation language

    Creator:
    Mirashrafi, Mojtaba
    Abstract:
    High-level languages provide a convenient environment for program development as well as ease of source code portability. Unfortunately the degree of portability of the programs written in conventional high-level languages change depending on the programming style of the programmer. The Operating System interface also has an effect on the ease...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis

  • The design of an object oriented command interpreter

    Creator:
    Budd, Timothy and Oregon State University. Dept. of Computer Science
    Abstract:
    Object oriented programming languages are noted for their ability to allow users to quickly construct large software systems. They achieve this ability by allowing the programmer to concentrate on what it is they want to do, ignoring details of how that functionality is achieved. Such characteristics should make the object...
    Resource Type:
    Research Paper