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string transformation languages
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structure transformation languages
Topic:
grammar modification
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references sa-sz
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language extension via macros
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type declaration
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data type by lexical constraints
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constants
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primitive data types for Thesa
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function syntax by pattern
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semantic grammar

Reference

Solntseff, N., Yegerski, A., "A survey of extensible programming languages", Annual Review of Automatic Programming, 7, pp. 267-307, 1971. Google

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275 ;;Quote: can extend a language by straight textual substitution; e.g., replace 'complex' with its realization
QuoteRef: solnN_1971 ;;280 Leavenworth, R.M. '66: macro's which do pattern match with literals and classes then replace pattern based on matching string
QuoteRef: solnN_1971 ;;281 Leavenworth RM '66: macros with alternate patterns can be tested in replacement pattern using label keyed alternatives
QuoteRef: solnN_1971 ;;282 Standish '69: =+ | , i.e., class appended with classes and
284 ;;Quote: Proteus included the format of literals as part of a type definition
284 ;;Quote: declare operations as a pattern giving data types, operator, and result type
QuoteRef: solnN_1971 ;;293 Iron '69 (Imp): patterns to manipulate the tree structure of a program e.g., can specify which pass a transformation can be made.


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