I. V. Mazhirin
ABSTRACT
Applicative information system for the web environment implemented on the basis of the computing system of general purpose, on the basis of a programming language of high level LISP with its immersing in the combinatory environment in basis {K, S} with possible hardware support of combinators of basis is offered. Environment levels are considered: Interface, Combinatory abstract machine, as a support basic element applicative programming environment, System level, Processor {K, S} - level of hardware units K, S and their conjugation to the personal computer, the circuit of the extension of a programming environment for creation of hardware support of basis {K, S}: LISP -- {K, S} - the Assembler -- the Hardware reducers K, S.
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Digital Library
- V. E. Wolfengagen Combinatory logic in programming Computation with objects through examples and exercises. 2-nd ed. 2003.- Moscow, Center JurinfoR, -- vi+334p.Google Scholar
- I. V. Mazhirin, 2009. Combinatory LISP (representation of programming language LISP by combinators. In: Proc. of 11th International Workshop on Computer Science and Information Technologies (CSIT'2009), Vol. 1. USATU, Ufa, Russia, pp. 37--41.Google Scholar
- Mazhirin, I. V. 2010. Data processing by combinators. In: Proc. of 12th International Workshop on Computer Science and Information Technologies (CSIT'2010), Vol. 2. USATU, Ufa, Russia, pp. 149--152.Google Scholar
- Mazhirin, I. 2011. Combinatory Abstract Machine In Proc. of 4th Russian-German Workshop Innovation Information Technologies: Theory and Practice, Ufa, Russia, pp. 33--35.Google Scholar
Index Terms
- Applicative information system for the web environment
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