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	Browse All Reviews > Software (D) > Programming Languages (D.3) > Language Classifications (D.3.2) > Extensible Languages (D.3.2...)     Options: All Media Types Journals Proceedings Div Books Whole Books Other Date Reviewed Title Author Publisher Published Date Descending Ascending     1-6 of 6 Reviews about "Extensible Languages (D.3.2...)": Date Reviewed   Silver: an extensible attribute grammar system Van Wyk E., Bodin D., Gao J., Krishnan L. Science of Computer Programming 75(1-2): 39-54, 2010.  Type: Article It is difficult to take a modular, composable approach to using programming language grammar notations, largely because programming language features tend to have a global scope, which works against local containment.... Jan 17 2011   &pgr;: a pattern language Knöll R., Mezini M. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 44(10): 503-522, 2009.  Type: Article This paper describes &pgr;, a pattern-based programming language. Based on the observation that programming is all about abstraction, Knöll and Mezini introduce patterns as the fundamental and only construct of a so-called... Apr 28 2010   Dynamic WAP application development Foo S., Hoover C., Lee W., Manning Publications Co., Greenwich, CT, 2001. 888 pp.  Type: Book (9781930110083) Given the ever-increasing importance of the Internet, and the ever-increasing ownership of mobile phones, it is not a surprise that people today want to surf the web, conduct business, and access email using a mobile phone. The Wireles... Apr 11 2002   External hashing with limited internal storage Gonnet G., Larson P. (ed) Journal of the ACM 35(1): 161-184, 1988.  Type: Article In a previous paper by Larson [1], external hashing schemes of the static type with signatures were reported. In this paper the following problems are studied: How many bits of internal storage per bucket are required to guarantee that... Feb 1 1989   Embedding continuations in procedural objects Haynes C., Friedman D. ACM Transactions on Programming Languages and Systems 9(4): 582-598, 1987.  Type: Article The idea of continuations is old and basically amounts to marking a point during program execution and returning to that state later in execution. The authors discuss first-class continuations, which can be treated like any other data ... Jul 1 1988   Concurrency and programming languages Harland D., Halsted Press, New York, NY, 1986.  Type: Book (9789780490203624) This is one of the most stimulating books on programming that I have read in a long time. I hope that the title does not put off potential readers by suggesting any narrowness of concern, as this book is as wide in its implications as ... Jun 1 1987       Display 510152550100 per page
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