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DOI: 10.1007/bf02943551
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R-technology of programming: Basic notions and implementation

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“…Conventional programming technology [42] uses a compiler to convert a program, written in an algorithmic language (source code), into machine code with unresolved external references (object code), then a linker, processing object files and libraries, allocates object files and resolves external references to produce an executable program in machine language. Recent update is represented by graphical design with UML [19] that further develops principles of R-technology of programming [41] with respect to the object-oriented design.…”
Section: Compiler-linker Of Snsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Conventional programming technology [42] uses a compiler to convert a program, written in an algorithmic language (source code), into machine code with unresolved external references (object code), then a linker, processing object files and libraries, allocates object files and resolves external references to produce an executable program in machine language. Recent update is represented by graphical design with UML [19] that further develops principles of R-technology of programming [41] with respect to the object-oriented design.…”
Section: Compiler-linker Of Snsmentioning
confidence: 99%