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ALEX - an Alexical Programming Language

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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/6675
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Computer Science Technical Reports
Author
Kozen, Dexter
Teitelbaum, Tim
Chen, Wilfred Z.
Field, John H.
Pugh, William W.
Vander Zanden, Bradley T.
Abstract

ALEX is an experimental language for high-level parallel programming. It is a testbed for exploring various non-traditional ways of expressing algorithmic ideas, making extensive use of high-resolution color graphics. The language itself is not a programming language in the traditional sense, since there is no lexical syntax. This paper discusses the basic design of the ALEX user interface.

Date Issued
1987-05
Publisher
Cornell University
Keywords
computer science
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technical report
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technical report

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