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== Received Usage == | == Received Usage == | ||
<b>By "Troika" I mean: [[:en: | <b>By "Troika" I mean: [[:en:Functionalprogramming|<font color=cyan>FP</font>]], [[:en:Prolog|<font color=cyan>Prolog</font>]] and [[:en:Smalltalk|<font color=cyan>Smalltalk</font>]]. See also the discussion page.</b> | ||
== Lang and Parole == | == Lang and Parole == | ||
{{Cquote|<b>''Zum Singen ist die italienische Sprache, <br/> etwas zu sagen: die deutsche, <br/> darzustellen: die griechische, <br/> zu reden: die lateinische, <br/> zu schwatzen: die französische, <br/> für Verliebte: die spanische <br/> und für Grobiane: die englische ''</b>|20px|20px}} | {{Cquote|<b>''Zum Singen ist die italienische Sprache, <br/> etwas zu sagen: die deutsche, <br/> darzustellen: die griechische, <br/> zu reden: die lateinische, <br/> zu schwatzen: die französische, <br/> für Verliebte: die spanische <br/> und für Grobiane: die englische ''</b>|20px|20px}} | ||
The above <ref> [[Grillparzer]] </ref> stuck in my mind the first time I saw it in the first edition of ''Moderne Deutsche Sprachlehre'', the text used in my first German course. Apparently it was removed in later editions, so don't look for it :) | The above <span style="background-color: yellow;"><ref> [[Grillparzer|<font color=cyan>Grillparzer</font>]] </ref></span> stuck in my mind the first time I saw it in the first edition of ''Moderne Deutsche Sprachlehre'', the text used in my first German course. Apparently it was removed in later editions, so don't look for it :) | ||
== Aphorism Perseverated == | == Aphorism Perseverated == | ||
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<tr><td colspan=3 align=center>Received Programming Language Aspects of <b>aii.biz</b> System Applications</td></tr> | <tr><td colspan=3 align=center>Received Programming Language Aspects of <b>aii.biz</b> System Applications</td></tr> | ||
<tr><td colspan=3><hr></td></tr> | <tr><td colspan=3><hr></td></tr> | ||
<tr><td>Functional Area</td><td align=center>Language/Package</td><td>Project/Product/Component</td></tr> | <tr><td>Functional Area</td><td align=center>Language/Package</td><td>Project/Product/Component</td></tr> | ||
<tr><td colspan=3><hr></td></tr> | <tr><td colspan=3><hr></td></tr> | ||
<tr><td> | <tr><td>GUI/Host Abstraction</td><td align=center > <b>Smalltalk</b>/LLVM</td><td>[[WFL/DCP SPO|<font color=cyan>WFL/DCP SPO</font>]] .<ref>;SPO (the Burroughs system operator console, originally acronym for "Supervisory Print Out").</ref>.</td></tr> | ||
<tr><td> | <tr><td>Middleware</td><td align=center width=150> <b>Haskell</b></td><td>[[TAIS|<font color=cyan>Application logic</font>]]</td></tr> | ||
<tr><td>Logic Programming</td><td align=center> <b>Prolog</b></td><td>AutoConsult, | <tr><td>Logic Programming</td><td align=center> <b>Prolog</b></td><td>AutoConsult/NLP</td></tr> | ||
<tr><td>Mortar</td><td align=center>js,php,python,etc.</td><td>ubiquitous</td></tr> | |||
<tr><td>Systems Programming</td><td align=center>C*<ref>i.e. C/C++ and Algol68.</ref>/<b>Lisp</b></td><td>WFL-MCP-DCP</td></tr> | <tr><td>Systems Programming</td><td align=center>C*<ref>i.e. C/C++ and Algol68.</ref>/<b>Lisp</b></td><td>WFL-MCP-DCP</td></tr> | ||
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== aii.biz Design Intent == | == aii.biz Design Intent == | ||
The design intent is that the top 10 [http://www.tiobe.com/index.php/content/paperinfo/tpci/index.html TIOBE] langs (excluding LUA) shall have bindings for WFL 1.0. | The design intent is that the top 10 [http://www.tiobe.com/index.php/content/paperinfo/tpci/index.html <font color=cyan>TIOBE</font>] langs (excluding LUA) shall have bindings for WFL 1.0. | ||
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Revision as of 03:22, 19 April 2019
Received Usage
By "Troika" I mean: FP, Prolog and Smalltalk. See also the discussion page.
Lang and Parole
| “ | Zum Singen ist die italienische Sprache, etwas zu sagen: die deutsche, darzustellen: die griechische, zu reden: die lateinische, zu schwatzen: die französische, für Verliebte: die spanische und für Grobiane: die englische |
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The above [1] stuck in my mind the first time I saw it in the first edition of Moderne Deutsche Sprachlehre, the text used in my first German course. Apparently it was removed in later editions, so don't look for it :)
Aphorism Perseverated
| Received Programming Language Aspects of aii.biz System Applications | ||
| Functional Area | Language/Package | Project/Product/Component |
| GUI/Host Abstraction | Smalltalk/LLVM | WFL/DCP SPO .[2]. |
| Middleware | Haskell | Application logic |
| Logic Programming | Prolog | AutoConsult/NLP |
| Mortar | js,php,python,etc. | ubiquitous |
| Systems Programming | C*[3]/Lisp | WFL-MCP-DCP |
I am occasionally present (see CII in left nav for nick(s)) in the main IRC channels related to above.
aii.biz Design Intent
The design intent is that the top 10 TIOBE langs (excluding LUA) shall have bindings for WFL 1.0.
- ↑ Grillparzer
- ↑ ;SPO (the Burroughs system operator console, originally acronym for "Supervisory Print Out").
- ↑ i.e. C/C++ and Algol68.
