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Senior Research Software Engineer at UK-SeRP. Formerly S-RSE at the Rosalind Franklin Institute.
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A BNF Grammar for the JOSS Programmi...
A BNF Grammar for the JOSS Programming Language. The JOHNNIAC Open Shop System (JOSS) was a programming language developed by the RAND Corporation between 1963-1964 to allow mathematicians and engineers to run simple yet time consuming calculations with little to no knowledge of computers and without access to a computer expert. JOSS was the first language to facilitate concurrent use of a system, allowing up to eight people be using JOSS simultaneously from separate typewriter terminals. These terminals were two-tone, with user inputs being printed in black ink and JOSS's replies being printed in green. JOSS was referred to as "The helpful assistant" due to it's use of pronouns and natural styled language when conversing with the user. For instance, when a malformed line was presented to JOSS to which it could not determine where the fault lied, JOSS would simply reply with the term "Eh?" A more in depth write up on this language and my personal interest in it can be found here: http://l2program.co 1--- Strings & Numbers ---
23<String> := <Char> | <Char> <String>
4<Char> := <Alpha> | <Digit> | <SpecialChar>
5<Alpha> := "A..Z" | "a..z"
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FlintPlusPlus
FlintPlusPlus Public archiveForked from facebookarchive/flint
Flint++ is cross-platform, zero-dependency port of flint, a lint program for C++ developed and used at Facebook.
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