LL -- An Object-Based Library Interface -- Language [frozen]

Team

• Tomasz Kowaltowski
  
• Evandro Bacarin
  
• Clevan R. da Costa
  
• Cristina C. de Melo Barros
  
• Apuã C. de Miranda
  

LL is an object-based programming language designed to be interfaced with libraries of data structures and algorithms written in other languages. The main design goals are (1) the simplicity of use by a casual programmer, achieved by introducing a small number of well understood programming concepts, and (2) the possibility of interfacing with any existing or future libraries, achieved through convenient interface modules relying on the object-oriented paradigm. As a result, even such basic types as integer, real, string or array can be completely redeclared and implemented in several fashions, without changing the compiler.

• Tomasz Kowaltowski and Evandro Bacarin, "LL -- An Object-Based Library Language" (gzipped postscript)

• Tomasz Kowaltowski and Evandro Bacarin, "LL -- An Object-Based Library Language: Reference Manual" (gzipped postscript)

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