MIN0(ID:6966/min027)
pronounced MIN-ZERO or MINNOW
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References:
Brown, R., "An Implementation of MIN0", Unpublished final year undergraduate project report 83.18. Dept. of Computer Studies, Loughborough University of Technology, U.K. (1983).
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Cooke D. J. and M. H. J. Al-Noufaly "The programming language MIN0 and its formal definition" pp47-57
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Abstract: MINO (pronounced 'minnow' or 'min-zero') is a block-structured language constructed directly on the formal, mathematical, definition of recursive functions and should therefore be capable of specifying any computable mapping. Moreover the denotational description allows MINO to be used as a base on which a progression of other, related and more 'realistic', languages can be bootstrapped. Mathematical properties of such languages can then be linked to the already existing body of knowledge concerning recursive functions.
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in SIGPLAN Notices 19(02) February 1984 view details
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