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| | Compiler - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | A compiler is a computer program that translates a series of statements written in one computer language (called the source code) into a resulting output in another computer language (often called the object or target language). | | | However, translation from a low level language to a high level one is also possible; this is normally known as a decompiler if it is reconstructing a high level language program which (could have) generated the low level language program. | | | Compiler analysis - This is the process to gather program information from the intermediate representation of the input source files. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compiler
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| | Interpreted language - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | In computer programming, an interpreted language is a programming language whose programs may be executed from source form, by an interpreter. | | | In the early days of computing, language design was heavily influenced by the decision to use compilation or interpretation as a mode of execution. | | | Any language may, in theory, be compiled or interpreted; therefore, this designation refers to languages' implementations rather than designs. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interpreted_language
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| | NewsForge The purposes of programming languages: An introduction |
| | XML is the language - it is a markup language. | | | Initially languages for computers were created to make it easier for people to communicate their desires to the computing device. | | | And the purpose of language is still to allow the user to communicate their needs to the computing device. |
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http://os.newsforge.com/os/02/04/17/1518211.shtml
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| | MacKiDo/Dojo/Java |
| | Java is a computer language (syntax), and a set of libraries (frameworks) for that languge. | | | Once "compiled" the resulting code is small and great for the computer to work with (fast, native, easy). | | | JITs means "Just-In-Time Compiler" -- the first time it runs an instruction, it actually compiles the Java Instruction into something that the Computer Understand "natively" -- then all times they come back to that instruction (and computer programs loop a lot) it is "native" and fast(er). |
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http://www.mackido.com/Software/Java.html
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| | Programming Languages |
| | These languages (such as Prolog, or Lisp) work well in expressing problems in formal logic, and (in theory) can be used to solve any algorithm. | | | For unique problem environments, specialized languages have been developed that are suitable for the designed environment, but difficult or impossible to use for normal programming tasks. | | | For example, COBOL and PL/I are languages used extensively on the IBM mainframe. |
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http://www.cs.engr.uky.edu/~paulp/CS216ProgNote1.htm
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| | When you are developing a web page using you are restricted to displaying a static page, you can’t take user input, ... |
| | In case of complied languages, a system program (the Complier) is started which translates the program that is written in a high level programming language (examples of high level programming languages are C, C++, Pascal, Java, Fortran) into a language that the computer understands. | | | For an interpreted language, like Scheme, a program is executed (the Interpreter) which then executes the user program written in the interpreted language by translating them on the fly into whatever language the computer can understand natively. | | | Most of the computer languages you will come into contact with are either interpreted or compiled. |
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http://www.shu.ac.uk/schools/cms/teaching/rh1/ebiz/diff_interpret_compile.htm
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| | Scripting : Server and Client Flavors |
| | Also, a compiled program may be optimized which is a process where the computer applies efficiency techniques to the code before making it executable. | | | A compilation language has to be processed into an executable form before it can run on a computer. | | | One of the reasons for the popularity of scripting languages like Perl and PHP on the web is that they are free and easy to get started using. |
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http://face2interface.com/MYD/Developer_Tips/Scripting.shtml?Script
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| | Compiled Languages Programming Computers |
| | The earlier concept in computer languages was to move developers to a higher... | | | Scripting languages are run through a software interpreter rather than compiled, which allow for quick changes in how Web sites work. | | | - Makes DreamMaker, general purpose computer language based on natural language; uses English vocabularies for computer instructions, English grammar and punctuation for programming syntax. |
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http://www.iaswww.com/ODP/Computers/Programming/Languages/Compiled
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| | COMPILERS |
| | The compiler is a program that takes in the C/C++ file(s) as an input and outputs an executable file, that can then be directly run on the host computer. | | | Remember that Machine language is the only language that the Microprocessor (hence the Computer) understands. | | | Simply put a Compiler converts a source code file (which is a simple text file) into an executable file that can be run on the host computer. |
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http://www.homepages.com.pk/kashman/jvm.htm
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| | CHAPTER 2 -- Choosing Your CGI Tools |
| | Interpreted languages are programming languages for which you don't have to create a compiled binary file in order to execute the program. | | | For these languages to be executed on a computer, they require the use of a program called an interpreter. | | | The language was originally developed in the early 1990s by a team of programmers at Sun Microsystems as a user-interface programming language called Oak. |
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http://www.ae.metu.edu.tr/~murat/tutorials/seucgi/ch2.htm
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| | Office Development, Security, Randomness... : Compiled, interpreted, whatever |
| | Developing with "interpreted" languages tends to be faster for small projects, or projects where you might be building and testing in small increments. | | | Most errors though are actually type errors -- the developer is trying to use a value in a way that is not appropriate for values of a given type, for example trying to multiply a string by a boolean (egad!). | | | JScript Classic acts like a compiled language in the sense that before any JScript Classic program runs, we fully syntax check the code, generate a full parse tree, and generate a bytecode. |
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http://blogs.msdn.com/ptorr/archive/2003/09/14/56184.aspx
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| | How do computer languages work? |
| | C, the language in which Unix itself is written, is by far the most important of these (with its variant C++). | | | Compiled languages get translated into runnable files of binary machine code by a special program called (logically enough) a | | | In the Unix world no other compiled languages are in mainstream use. |
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http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Unix-and-Internet-Fundamentals-HOWTO/languages.html
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| | Compiled languages - These languages create a stand-alone file which can be executed. | | | The source language must work with an interpreter program which reads the source, interprets what should be done, and then executes the instructions. | | | The source language is translated or compiled into an executable file and no longer needs the source. |
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http://csce.uark.edu/~rmc/lecture11/lect11.htm
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| | An introduction to PostScript |
| | All the programs that you buy for your computer, like games, office apps and so on, are compiled programs. | | | PostScript is an interpreted language: when you create a page in QuarkXpress and print it, QuarkXPress creates a PostScript program that describes the content of your masterpiece and sends this to the output device you selected. | | | The disadvantage of an interpreted language like PostScript is its lack of speed. |
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http://www.prepressure.com/ps/whatis/PSinterpreter.htm
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| | Catalog of compilers: compiled, imperative languages expanded |
| | GNU E is a persistent, object oriented programming language developed as part of the Exodus project. | | | The user can call compiled functions in addition to a few built-in intrinsics, declare new data types and data objects, etc. Different input streams can be evaluated in parallel on alliant machines. | | | GNU E extends C++ with the notion of persistent data, program level data objects that can be transparently used across multiple executions of a program, or multiple programs, without explicit input and output operations. |
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http://www.idiom.com/free-compilers/ECATEGORY/compiled-1.html
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| | Both in the same bed |
| | Compiled and interpreted languages are in some ways mutually exclusive, but in other ways they are not. | | | Third, any attempt to create a new programming language will almost certainly be shot down because so many people are used to the C syntax (witness C++, which could not break the mould, or Java, which had the chance to break free but slavishly decided to imitate even the bad aspects of the C syntax). | | | Even if both languages were otherwise perfectly incompatible, at least a programmer could bounce from one language to the other without banging his head on silly syntactical idiocies. |
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http://www.jesus-eucharist.org/en/info/foy/testament/both_in_bed.htm
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| | The State of the Scripting Universe |
| | Compilation will eventually come to be seen for what it is: merely an optimization tool, and one whose use is almost always premature. | | | high-level data types and common algorithms) built into the language, rather than having to build them yourself, means that you need to write less code to solve a given problem. | | | Hobbs: I believe that there will continue to be a place for the dynamic languages in the computing world of tomorrow. |
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http://www.devsource.com/article2/0,1759,1778142,00.asp
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| | 10:What does a compiler actually do? |
| | The linker uses the header files of the library files to calculate where and how to link your program to the compiled library. | | | It is often done by including the library header files and location of the library itself in the project file. | | | Different compilers and development environments configure the link in different ways. |
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http://www.codehelp.co.uk/html/code10.html
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| | Reflective Languages |
| | Although changing reified operations is possible even in compiled languages, changing structural meta-information is usually possible only in interpreted languages. | | | If the original language does not provide structural meta-information, the preprocessor is also responsible for collecting it and arranging that it is available to meta-level objects at run-time. | | | Ideally, reflective software architectures should allow infinite tower of meta-objects to be built, that is, objects have meta-objects, meta-objects have meta-meta-objects, and so on. |
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http://www.dcc.unicamp.br/~oliva/guarana/docs/design-html/node5.html
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| | Scripting Languages |
| | You don't need an expensive compiler and development environment: you can do it all with a free open source distribution of your language and a text editor. | | | In short, Python was designed from the beginning as an object oriented scripting language, so it has many design features built-in that were added to Perl after the fact. | | | Guido Van Rossin's Python is still another more recent scripting language that has earned great respect and admiration from computer scientists and professional developers. |
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http://www.dsj.net/compedge/scriptlangs.html
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| | Scripting languages |
| | REXX originally was developed as a procedural language, but it was also designed for incorporation by other languages as a macro language. | | | Scripting languages tend to be extensible to handle tasks that weren’t initially conceived by their developers. | | | The language is designed to work with a core set of objects, known as Core JavaScript, and is commonly extended by supplementing it with additional objects, most commonly Client-side JavaScript and Server-side JavaScript. |
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http://techrepublic.com.com/5100-10878_11-1043347.html
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| | Apache Week. Dynamic Page Languages |
| | If you want a language than is quick to develop in and efficient, use an embedded language such as PHP or embedded perl, or use perl with mod_perl. | | | You have to be very careful when writing CGI programs, for instance, to ensure that Internet users cannot execute programs on your server or read files they should not have access to. | | | Modules have to be written in C (although it might be possible to link in other languages). |
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http://www.apacheweek.com/features/dynamicpages
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| | Nine Language Performance Round-up: Benchmarking Math & File I/O - OSNews.com |
| | The benchmark tests arithmetic and trigonometric functions using a variety of data types, and also tests simple file I/O. All tests took place on a Pentium 4-based computer running Windows XP. | | | This led me to keep the benchmark very simple, so that I could make sure the routines in each of the.NET languages really were functionally identical. | | | Fourth, I wanted to find out how semi-compiled languages compare to fully interpreted languages like Python, Perl or PHP. |
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http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=5602
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| | IBM backs open-source Web software CNET News.com |
| | "We're in a better position to look at a language that fits people's background and what they want to accomplish, rather than saying everything has to be written in one particular language that scales from easy-to-use to high-performance systems," Smith said. | | | The latest enhancements to the language are designed to help Web developers better handle XML-formatted data and Web services protocols. | | | Business analysts without a background in computer science, for example, could create Web pages that pull data from back-end sources, he said. |
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http://news.com.com/IBM+backs+open-source+Web+software/2100-7344_3-5589559.html?part=rss&tag=5587315&subj=news
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| | Functional Compiled Languages Programming Computers |
| | They also may not build in the functional ability to query systems and... | | | CEO of Berkeley based Edolution Software, stated, ?As a functional and technical... | | | data in relational databases, undifferentiated file shares and compiled data warehouses... |
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http://www.iaswww.com/ODP/Computers/Programming/Languages/Compiled/Functional
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| | Compiled Programs vs. Interpreted Programs |
| | There are now quite a few interpreted languages for PalmOS now that allow you to write/run programs entirely from your handheld. | | | Some examples of interpreted languages are the original IBM (MS) BASIC, Perl, Python, and many others. | | | These compilers require quite a bit of initial code to make an application, however after the coding is done and the compilation is complete, the resulting program is smaller, and faster, than what could be done with compiled code. |
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http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/technical_palmos/48305
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| | Computers Programming Languages Compiled |
| | Makes DreamMaker, general purpose computer language based on natural language; uses English vocabularies for computer instructions, English grammar and punctuation for programming syntax. | | | Borrow up to 125% of your home value less your remaining mortgage. | | | » Find Books By Compiled Buy used, new, rare and out-of-print books by Compiled. |
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http://infind.co.uk/Computers/Programming/Languages/Compiled
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| | Compiled language |
| | See also: compiler, interpreter (computer software), interpreted language | | | An compiled language is a vague term referring to languages that are converted into actual machine code by compilers. | | | Some languages that are commonly considered to be compiled: |
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http://www.termsdefined.net/co/compiled-language.html
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| | Comp.compilers: compiled programming languages for comparative analysis |
| | Re: compiled programming languages for comparative analysis nick.roberts@acm.org (Nick Roberts) (2003-12-08) | | | compiled programming languages for comparative analysis mojacko_17@yahoo.com (2003-12-03) | | | Re: compiled programming languages for comparative analysis torbenm@diku.dk (2003-12-08) |
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http://compilers.iecc.com/comparch/article/03-12-027
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| | Open Directory - Computers:Programming:Languages:Compiled |
| | Compiled programming languages are those that historically usually use compilers to compile source code, to output object (machine) code, usually in batches (batch mode) in a four step/phase edit-compile-link-debug cycle. | | | This category points to directory categories for programming languages that are compiled and procedural, imperative. | | | This category points to directory categories for programming languages that are compiled and functional. |
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http://dmoz.org/Computers/Programming/Languages/Compiled/desc.html
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| | Understanding Compiled Languages - Application Virtual Server |
| | Computer languages such as C and C++, Cobol, Fortran, and others, are known as "compiled" languages. | | | The programmer edits or enters his program into a series of source files and runs it through a compiler that produces object files, which are snippets of executable program suitable for use on a specific processor and operating system. | | | The general form for compiling a program written in C is: |
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http://www.2kweb.com/support/solutionc/handbook/chapter8/chapter8-6.html
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| | Java is stored on the host machine as compiled bytecode. | | | Java is compiled from interpretive bytecode to client native code through the Java Virtual Machine and run only after the applet has fully loaded. ¡* 7 Z J Z 7 J ª, j g ó
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http://www.cs.wichita.edu/~chang/classes/cs898n/lecture/lecture14.ppt
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| | The Java Language Environment |
| | compile to MSIL: machine independence (the.NET approach is that any language can be compiled to MSIL) | | | How is the Java runtime environment different from compiled languages? | | | How is the C# runtime environment different from compiled languages? |
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http://faculty.juniata.edu/rhodes/smui/introq2.htm
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| | 1,950 online Medical Glossaries & Dictionaries in 23 languages |
| | A big chunk of Multilingual foods and cuisine glossary, free, also available for free as an Excel spreadsheet; short entries in 4 languages. | | | This sample contains about 12% of the entries from an older version the big dictionary/thesaurus, but in only three languages... | | | The text of this Long web portal (about 175 pages, if you print all components, e.g., medsites.htm, medlinks.htm, index.html and medbooks.htm) is MOSTLY in ENGLISH, but many of the links below are to sites in languages other than English. |
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| | Any recomendations for fast compiled languages? |
| | and it runs in less than 1 second (Win95; 166MHz P90; Python 1.5a2; -O), the same time Glen gave for C -- but, Glen, did you include the compile and link times for C and Icon <0.9 wink>? |
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http://www.python.org/tim_one/000465.html
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