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A Formal System for Defining the Syntax and Semantics of Computer Languages

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Author(s)
Ledgard, Henry Francis
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Wozencraft, John M.
Date Issued
April 1969
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MIT-LCS-TR-060
MAC-TR-060
Abstract
The thesis of this dissertation is that formal definitions of the syntax and semantics of computer languages are needed. This dissertation investigates two candidates for formally defining computer languages: (1) the formalism of canonical systems for defining the syntax of a computer language and its translation into a target language for defining the semantics of a computer language.
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