A Comparison of Programming Languages for Software Engineering
Four programming languages (Fortran, Cobol, Jovial, and the proposed DOD standard -- variously called 'DOD-1, 'Strawman', 'Woodman', 'Tinman', and 'Ironman') are compared in the light of modern ideas of good software engineering practice. The comparison begins by identifying a core for each language that captures the essential properties of the intent of the language designers. These core languages then serve as a basis for the discussion of the language philosophies and the impact of the language on gross program organization and on the use of individual statements.
"Four programming languages (Fortran, Cobol, Jovial, and the proposed DOD standard -- variously called 'DOD-1, 'Strawman', 'Woodman', 'Tinman', and 'Ironman') are compared in the light of modern ideas of good software engineering practice. The comparison begins by identifying a core for each language that captures the essential properties of the intent of the language designers. These core languages then serve as a basis for the discussion of the language philosophies and the impact of the language on gross program organization and on the use of individual statements."@en
CARNEGIE-MELLON UNIV PITTSBURGH PA Dept. of COMPUTER SCIENCE.
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