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Sebesta R.W. — Concepts of programming languages
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Название: Concepts of programming languagesАвтор: Sebesta R.W. Аннотация: The fifth edition of Concepts of Programming Languages by Robert Sebesta continues the approach that has made it the undisputed market leader. It describes fundamental concepts of programming languages by presenting design issues of the various language constructs, examining the design choices for these constructs in a few common languages, and critically comparing the design alternatives. This book allows those with the ability to program to learn how to choose appropriate languages for certain tasks, increase their abilities to learn new languages, and understand the significance of implementation. It illustrates various language constructs and design alternatives through Java, JavaScript, C++, C, Ada, and Fortran, and intertwines discussions of object-oriented programming material with the discussions of the non-OO imperative languages. It also provides extensive material on semantics. This new edition is updated to include a new chapter covering parsing, new material on JavaScript, and updated material on Java 1.3. This book is suitable for programmers who want to get into the theory behind programming-language development and utilization.
Язык: Рубрика: Computer science /Языки программирования /Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц ed2k: ed2k stats Издание: 5th editionГод издания: 2001Количество страниц: 698Добавлена в каталог: 22.11.2005Операции: Положить на полку |
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Subscripts 234—238 Substring references 241 subtypes 464 superclasses 460 Support, abstraction 16 Support, Ada 95 object-oriented programming 498—502 Support, C++ object-oriented programming 488—496 Support, Eiffel object-oriented programming 502—505 Support, Java object-oriented programming 496—498 Support, switch statement 80 Symbolic logic 631 Symbols, nonterminal 110 Symbols, start 111 Symbols, terminal 111 Synchronization 520 synchronize modifier 99 Synchronous messages passing 534 Syntax 14—15 106 Syntax, description of 107—109 Syntax, LISP 52—53 Syntax, methods 109—123 Synthesized attributes 124 systems programming 7 Tables, VMT (virtual method table) 509 Tagged types 499 Tags 253 Task ready queues 522 Tasks, actor 536 Tasks, Ada 534—539 Tasks, concurrency 520 Tasks, descriptors 524 Tasks, server 537 Tasks, termination 542 Tcl language 7 Templates 383—385 Terminal symbols 111 Terminal values 324 Termination tasks 542 Terms, elements of Prolog 639 ternary operators 283 Then clause 136 Theorems, proving 634—636 Thompson, Ken 80 Thread class (Java) 546—547 Thread of control 519 Three-way selectors 318 throw, C++ 576 577 throw, Java 580 throw, throws 581—582 Thunks 369 Time, binding 186 Tinman document 86 tk language 8 Tokens 107 155 Tombstones 269 Top-down parsers 160—161 Top-down resolution 643 Total correctness 140 Tracing models 646 Trade-offs, design 24—25 Trees see “Parse trees” Turner, David 55 Two-way selectors 312—313 type checking 193—194 Type checking, parameters 366—367 Type checking, polymorphism 465 Type checking, reliability 17 Type checking, Smalltalk 485—487 Type, array 234—242 Type, associative array 246—247 Type, binding 187—190 Type, Boolean 224 Type, compatibility 196—199 Type, conversions 293—296 Type, decimal 223—234 Type, derived 197 Type, enumeration 223 Type, errors 194 Type, explicit conversion 295 Type, floating point 222—223 Type, integer 222 Type, limited private 443 Type, ordinal 230 Type, pointer 260—268 Type, primitive 221 Type, private 443 Type, record 248—252 Type, references 267 Type, set 258—259 Type, strings 225—226 Type, strong typing 194—196 Type, subrange 232—233 Type, subtypes 464 Type, tagged 499 Type, union 252—257 Type, variables 185 Unary assignment statements 283 302—303 UNCHECKED_CONVERSION 195 UNCHECKED_DEALLOCATION 265 Unconditional branch statements 337—339 UNI VAC 43 Unicode 55 Unification 635 Union types, Ada 255—257 Union types, design 253 Union types, evaluation criteria 257 Union types, free unions 253 Union types, implementation 257 Union types, Pascal 253—255 Units, generic 382 UNIVAC I 42 UNIX 7 15 User-defined abstract data types 437—438 User-defined exception handlers 564—565 User-defined ordinal types 230—233 User-defined overloaded operators 390—391 User-located loop control mechanisms 334—336 UW-Pascal 270 val statement 618 Values, aggregate 239 Values, attribute grammars 127—128 Values, initial 324 Values, pass-by-value 359—360 Values, pass-by-value-result 361 Values, terminal 324 Values, types of returned 388 values, variables 185—186 Variable-size cells 274—275 Variables for loop 230 Variables, anonymous 260 Variables, binding 186—193 Variables, bound 604 Variables, classes 461 Variables, constrained variant 256 Variables, declarations 187—188 Variables, explicit heap-dynamic 192—193 Variables, float 305 Variables, garbage 263 variables, global 364 388 Variables, implicit heap-dynamic 193 Variables, initialization 211 Variables, lifetimes 207 variables, local 357 Variables, local scalar 404 Variables, loop 324 Variables, lost heap-dynamic 263 Variables, named constants 209—211 variables, names 181—183 Variables, nonlocal 199 388 Variables, program variables 183—186 Variables, referencing environments 207—209 variables, scope 199—206 Variables, Smalltalk 469—470 Variables, stack-dynamic 191—192 variables, static variables 191 Variables, StringBuffer 226 Variables, strong typing 194—196 variables, type checking 193—194 Variables, type compatibility 196—199 VAX assembly language 11 VDL (Vienna Definition Language) 131 Vector processors 518 Virtual class 462 Virtual computer interfaces 26 Virtual method 462 Visibility of variables 199 VMT (virtual method table) 509 void * pointers 266 von Neumann, John 20—21 29 Wait statement 526 Wall, Larry 7 153 Weakest preconditions 132—133 Web pages, Java 100 Weinberger, Peter 7 Wexelblat, Richard 101 Wheeler, David J. 43 while loops 136—140 332—334 whileTrue: method 475—476 Whitaker, Lt. Col. William 86 widening conversions 293 Wienberger, Peter 7 Wilkes, Maurice V. 43 Wirth, Niklaus 77 82 83 515 with clause 250 with statements 183 Writability, abstraction 16 Writability, expressivity 16—17 Writability, orthogonality 15—16 Writability, reliability 18 Writability, simplicity 15—16 Xerox PARC (Palo Alto Research Center) 92 Zuse, Konrad 1 38—41
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