Build Your Own .NET Language and Compiler
Dijkstra didn'tplay for the Chicago Cubs baseball club, to my knowledge, nor did he play for the Arsenal, Chelsea, Antwerp or Eindhoven football organizations (nor did Dylan, but you knew that). Instead, Edsger Wybe Dijkstra was a founding computer scientist who was involved in the early Algol...
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| Tóm tắt: | Dijkstra didn'tplay for the Chicago Cubs baseball club, to my knowledge, nor did he play for the Arsenal, Chelsea, Antwerp or Eindhoven football organizations (nor did Dylan, but you knew that). Instead, Edsger Wybe Dijkstra was a founding computer scientist who was involved in the early Algol language and either invented or reported the invention of structured programming.
And since Dijkstra passed on in August 2002, he is rolling in his grave. Here is a book on how to write a halfway decent compiler, using object-oriented techniques (about which Dijkstra was skeptical) to compile Basic (which he felt was a mental mutilation) that has the gall, the side, the cheek ... to quote the guy!
That is because Dijkstra was also one of the few computing scientists to keep steadfast in his mind the true proposition that computing science is applied science, and that is because Dijkstra refused to divorce theory and practice. |
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