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Hasal(ID:2876/has001)

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Country: United Kingdom
Designed 1976
Published: 1977

for (?) Hankin And Sharp Abstract Language

Dataflow language outlined in thesis by John Sharp and expanded by Sharp and Chris Hankin. Later became Cajole.
Related languages
Hasal → CAJOLE   Evolution of
References:
  • Hankin, C. L. and Sharp, J. A. (1977) Hankin, C. L. and Sharp, J. A. "An informal introduction to HASAL", internal document, August, 1977
  • Hankin, C. L.; Osmon, P. E.; and Sharp, J. A. (1978) Hankin, C. L.; Osmon, P. E.; and Sharp, J. A. "A data flow model of computation", unpublished research proposal, 1978
  • Sharp, J. A. (1979) Sharp, J. A. "The analysis of data flow programs"
          in [Proceedings] (1979) Toulouse Data Flow Workshop, February 1979
  • Sharp, J. A. (1980) Sharp, J. A. "Some thoughts on data flow architectures", Computer Architecture News, 8,4, June 1980, 11-21 Abstract DOI
          in [Proceedings] (1979) Toulouse Data Flow Workshop, February 1979
  • Sharp, J. A. (1982) Sharp, J. A. "The programmer's approach to data flow as a basis for parallel processing", Ph.D. Thesis, University of London, February 1982.
          in [Proceedings] (1979) Toulouse Data Flow Workshop, February 1979
  • Sharp, J.A. (1985) Sharp, J.A. "Data flow computing" Chichester: E. Horwood ; New York : Halsted Press, 1985 Extract: MIT Dataflow systems: Dataflow, DBFL, Val Extract: Id languages Extract: Cajole and HASAL
          in [Proceedings] (1979) Toulouse Data Flow Workshop, February 1979
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