Advanced programming aids in PROGRAPH

Authors:
P. T. Cox;T. Pietrzykowski
Affiliations:
Technical University of Nova Scotia, Canada;Technical University of Nova Scotia, Canada
Venue:
Proceedings of the 1985 ACM SIGSMALL symposium on Small systems
Year:
1985

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Abstract

The graphical functional language PROGRAPH is briefly described, followed by a more extensive discussion of prograph development facilities. In particular, the PROGRAPH editor/interpreter is described, which allows prographs to be simultaneously constructed and executed, using sophisticated graphics in interactions with the user. The micro-PROLOG implementation of the editor/interpreter is described, and the reasons are discussed for choosing Prolog as the implementation language for PROGRAPH on small computers.