NetBeans is an OS project that does the same sorts of things as eclipse. It is written in Java and allows extensions to the IDE through a plugin mechanism.
Works were known about before Morris unleashed his. I used to work on a project that had worms as a programming model.
A program in Equus was a
constructive variety of "worm" program that sought out computing resources and adapted to changing environments.
See
T. Kindberg, A.V. Sahiner and Y. Paker (1987). Worm Programs, Distributed Operating Systems, Theory and
Practice, Y. Paker, J-P. Banatre and M. Bozyigit, eds., NATO ASI Series F, vol. 28, 1987, pp. 335-379.
The first stored program digital computer was the Manchester Mark I. Before this computers had their programs controlled through switches or other weird mechanisms.
Of course becuase the inventors were not American this is often ignored. Just like TV, which was really invented by a Scot
C# provides the ability to write "unsafe" code. Such code can deal directly with pointer types, and fix objects to temporarily prevent the garbage collector from moving them. This "unsafe" code feature is in fact a "safe" feature from the perspective of both developers and users. Unsafe code must be clearly marked in the code with the modifier unsafe, so developers can't possibly use unsafe features accidentally, and the compiler and the execution engine work together to ensure that unsafe code cannot masquerade as safe code.
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See Inside risks: The homograph attack
CACM vol 45 issue 2 (Feb 2002)
http://doi.acm.org/10.1145/503124.503156
NetBeans is an OS project that does the same sorts of things as eclipse. It is written in Java and allows extensions to the IDE through a plugin mechanism.
Information at http://www.netbeans.org
NetBeans is the basis for Sun's Forte for Java.
Information at http://www.sun.com/forte/
A program in Equus was a constructive variety of "worm" program that sought out computing resources and adapted to changing environments.
See
T. Kindberg, A.V. Sahiner and Y. Paker (1987). Worm Programs, Distributed Operating Systems, Theory and Practice, Y. Paker, J-P. Banatre and M. Bozyigit, eds., NATO ASI Series F, vol. 28, 1987, pp. 335-379.
or
Equus: an Environment for Reconfigurable Distributed Computations, Tech. Report no. 591, Queen Mary & Westfield College Dept. of CS, 1992.
The first stored program digital computer was the Manchester Mark I. Before this computers had their programs controlled through switches or other weird mechanisms. Of course becuase the inventors were not American this is often ignored. Just like TV, which was really invented by a Scot
C# provides the ability to write "unsafe" code. Such code can deal
directly with pointer types, and fix objects to temporarily prevent the
garbage collector from moving them. This "unsafe" code feature is in
fact a "safe" feature from the perspective of both developers and users.
Unsafe code must be clearly marked in the code with the modifier unsafe,
so developers can't possibly use unsafe features accidentally, and the
compiler and the execution engine work together to ensure that unsafe
code cannot masquerade as safe code.