NJCL(ID:649/njc001)

Network Job Control Language 

Network Job Control Language. "NJCL A Network Job Control Language", J. du Masle et al, IFIP Congress 1974.
Related languages
LE/1 => NJCL   Evolution of
References:
  • Raymond, J. "NJCL, Un langage de commande pour resaau d'ordinateurs" Rapport contrat C.R.I. Universite Scientifique et Medicale de Grenoble, 1973 view details
  • du Masle, J et al, "NJCL A Network Job Control Language" view details
          in Rosenfeld, Jack L. (Ed.): Information Processing 74, Proceedings of IFIP Congress 74, Stockholm, Sweden, August 5-10, 1974 view details
  • du Masle, J. and Goyer, P. "Some basic notions for computer network command languages" view details Abstract: Two different aspects of Computer Network Command Languages are
    identified and discussed.

    First we introduce the concept of "local" and "global" names in a command language for a network. A network command language is to be
    considered as a metalanguage giving access to network services. But  the "local" names permit direct access to services known to a given
    site and therefore must be interpreted locally. The relation between
    command "global" and "local" names is studied.

    Secondly, objects such as cpu, unit, volume, manipulated by command
    languages are structured and relations existing between their objects are elaborated. We also provide a structure to express these relations. The main ones are: "contents of", "belongs to", "pooled with" and "affinity". As an example, a given volume "contains" one or many files, a file "belongs to" a volume or a list of volumes (it then forms a pool) and it has "affinity with" other files on the same volume.
          in IFIP TC-2 Working Conf. on Command Languages, Lund, 1974. view details
  • du Masle, J. et al. "Proposed organisation of an interpreter for the implementation of high level procedures on a computer network" view details
          in Rosenfeld, Jack L. (Ed.): Information Processing 74, Proceedings of IFIP Congress 74, Stockholm, Sweden, August 5-10, 1974 view details
  • Masle, J.du; Raymond, J."NJCL A Network job control language" view details
          in Rosenfeld, Jack L. (Ed.): Information Processing 74, Proceedings of IFIP Congress 74, Stockholm, Sweden, August 5-10, 1974 view details