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Re: New Programming Paradigm Spec. Needs Die-Hard Coders

Tue, 01 Sep 2009 13:33:43 -0700

I'm glad I am not the only one who doesn't like to compromise on my choise of computer language features. I have been working 25 years using assembly language, C, C++, Delphi and a bit of Java. Funny how there is always something about each of them that I either find very interesting or very annoying. I wish I could just pick and choose the language feature I like and discard the others. I have been looking for a language that provides the "nuts&bolts" capability of C/C++ but with the added protection of Java-like data protection and can be used in an embedded environment as well (deterministic).

Other features I like:

- Multiple return values (tuples) as in "return a,b;"
- Integrated container types (stack, list, queues, etc.)
- Must be easy to read and analyze
- Simple to build compiler / interpreter (for embedded uses)
- Easy to build components

Just an idea, we could set up a website (sourceforge?) to work on this some more.

- Mike

Natural Language Generation

Wed, 26 Aug 2009 07:45:54 -0700

Is there anybody that could give me advices on how to build a simple natural language generation system in JAVA.
I have looked at simplenlg but it only carries out the realisation part.
Chatterbots based on Elisa are not intelligent enough ?

Regards
__________
Ivan Lovric
ESECO SYSTEMS
Web3.0 and Web4.0 solutions for security and risk protection

HI just a wondering about new developement language

Tue, 25 Aug 2009 23:33:48 -0700

Hi,

First im sorry if my english is little bad i'm not english native, so please excuse me for mistakes i can do.

My wondering is ... I m new in the world of developement and I would like to know, for you what is the better language and more inovative langage for developping SGBD programs.

I already heard some good point about C# and Java but i would prefer hear from more people some advise and opinion about that but not only on these two languages but for the langages you have the habit to use.

Thank a lot for your concern

Re: reading text files in FORTRAN

Tue, 11 Aug 2009 05:48:43 -0700

It's a complete nuisance, in Fortan 77 at least.
The short answer is that ypu can't, Fortran's format function only works on fixed length fields. By far the easiest solution will be to pad ypur input file with spaces and then just read in with a format.

Of course Fortran 77 is a Turing-complete programming language, which means that any computable function can be calculated if you try hard enough. So reading in as a character*1 string and processing character-by character will work (you jump to ypur integer / float prasing subroutine on hitting the first integer, and jump out of it on hitting the first non-number character).
It is extremely fiddly and almost certainly not worth your while.

reading text files in FORTRAN

Mon, 10 Aug 2009 13:41:07 -0700

Hi, i have a simple question that I know is easy for most of u
I am not an expert programmer but even if u dont know FTN u may gimme a hint on the algorithm and I will figure that out how to do it in FTN

I have a file like

nx=300 ny=12 f=1e4

sad=34.2 nj=23 jb=234

and so on

now I want the code to read 300 and put it into a previous defined integer variable called nx and so on to the end of the file

should I read it character by character ??
how to go to next line??
how to ignore blanks while reading
what size should I use, as each time I may want to for instance, change the value of nx to 200

how to ignore blank lines

I appreciate if somebody can help me

Best,

inmiiz@yahoo.com

Re: CATI PROGRAMMING and Website/ Survey development software

Tue, 04 Aug 2009 08:11:41 -0700

Hi there, I just joined the forum so it might be too late to answer your question.

I have been working with CATI and webCATI for some years now, its a pretty good development tool. I have not used the CFMC versions, I have been working with the VOXCO CATI version which is really good. Their technical support could be better but they are not too bad.

Contact me if you have any more questions about CATI programming or VOXCO, I will be more than willing to answer as much as I can.

This site is missing LUA

Fri, 24 Jul 2009 10:38:15 -0700

We seem to be missing a LUA forum. LUA is by no means a new scripting language but has been becomming more and more common in game scripting - especially since Blizzard's adaptation for World of Warcraft.

Re: need COBOL forum

Thu, 19 Feb 2009 04:51:58 -0700

of course buddy! COBOL is alive...lets say, hibernating though!! :)

Re: need COBOL forum

Wed, 18 Feb 2009 13:34:48 -0700

COBOL -- hummmm! Do people still use that language? I haven't even hear it mentioned in the past 25 years. But apparently someone is using it because of this windows compiler
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need COBOL forum

Wed, 18 Feb 2009 05:44:00 -0700

I think there should be a forum dedicated to COBOL..it's high time we realised that the COBOL language is not dead.The process of its revival is going on.

The scenario is getting more exciting with web and database capabilities being added to COBOL specification.

I strongly believe there should be a dedicated forum for COBOL in Programer's Heaven

PS : guess what? they are now speaking of COBOL and cloud computing!!

Help installing compiler for a language

Wed, 04 Feb 2009 08:44:44 -0700

Hello,

I'm a computer science student and as part of our course we are expected to be able to demonstrate some programming ability in Eiffel (Smart Eiffel). Unfortunately I have a Mac Book and this adds a dimension of complexity to compiling my programs. At the moment the editors I use are Eclipse(Java), Text Mate and XCode for C/C++ and other languages. So far writing and compiling code hasn't been a problem. I need to be able to compile my .e files.

I installed the syntax highlighter for Eiffel in Text Mate. However I need to install a compiler for Eiffel. There are a number of avenues I have explored to resolve this.

I'm reluctant to install another editor such as Eiffel Studio. As I have enough editors and I really just want a simple command compiler. I don't want to be like those people who have 30 songs and 6 media players. I will resort to this if no one can help me.

I tried http://www.maceiffel.com/, and downloaded and installed the software but nothing. . probably because my version of XCode is 3.0 and the version designated is 2.x

While I have some proficiency in some areas regarding computers I must admit if someone could give baby step instructions as to how install a smart Eiffel command line compiler for OS X 10.5 it would be much appreciated.

All I have to do in C is gcc -o name name.c, I'm hoping to reach a similar thing in eiffel i.e. se-compile name name.e

Thanks,
Sean.

CATI PROGRAMMING and Website/ Survey development software

Mon, 02 Feb 2009 10:53:00 -0700

Hi...First of all, I would like to tell you that I am absolutely new to the world of programming...I am a CATI programmer in a Market research firm and we use a software called CFMC...I would really like to know if somebody is familiar with CFMC and whether there is any alternative to it?

For those people who are not familiar with CFMC...it is a program that helps with creating surveys...and helps collect data...ALso helps with creating data tables etc

Also, our company wants to look into other options that will help with creating online surveys...and I am not sure where to start...What courses will help me learn to design surveys online?

HAs anybody hear of e-learningcenter.com? Are they good?

Enterprising Software Developers

Thu, 08 Jan 2009 01:51:46 -0700

I am looking for programmers and software developers who are employed in full time positions but who have great ideas for software they are privately developing or have developed and would like to bring to market, but cant afford to leave their job until their product starts selling.

I am specially interested in software products that work alongside other ERP solutions. For example if someone has developed a reporting solution for SAP or a remote web based data entry solution for Axapta.

The ideal candidate will be a developer or consultant who has a product ready, or almost ready to go, but is struggling to figure out how to bring the product to market whilst employed full time. This can be a tricky situation because in this position the developer would not want their employer to find out what they are up to and to release a product they would need to provide tech support and find a way to deal with the marketing, demo and sales process whist still holding down their full time job.

We are an organization that helps people who are in this position to bring products to market and we work on a percentage of sales basis, so there is nothing to loose. We do however insist on a territory exclusive contract for a set time period.

Does this interest you? Or do you know any other media where I can get in touch with the people I am seeking. If so please reply to this post and you may also email to white.ross445@gmail.com

Ross White

Program Unveiled for Green Energy Summit 2009

Sat, 13 Dec 2008 00:20:39 -0700

Program Unveiled for Green Energy Summit 2009
Must Attend Event for Solar, Wind, Biomass, GreenFuels, Green IT, Green Builings, Energy Efficiency and Sustainability

December 15, 2008, Bangalore: From March 4-6, world leaders in the renewable, green, clean technology and energy efficiency sectors will gather in Bangalore for Green Energy Summit 2009. The summit is a highly efficient forum for varied stakeholders from solar, wind, biomass, IT, transport, construction, aviation, nanotechnology and biotechnology to bring together the business and science of the most important and relevant Green Energy and Clean technologies ( http://www.greenenergysummit.com ).

Green Energy Summit has two objectives, amidst a vast array of highly complex issues. First, to bring to a single, public platform - stakeholders and decision-makers from policy, finance, manufacturing and trade. Second, to help catalyze solutions, initiatives and opportunities, so that Green Business, and therefore the necessary change we seek so desperately, can prosper.

"While the business opportunities in the future are enormous, we understand the need for businesses today to gain a foothold so that economically viable change can be more logical, active and urgent. To facilitate this, we will be bringing together those who are creating, propagating and establishing the systems and standards that are needed, so there can be a firm stimulus for action that goes far beyond the rhetoric, with practicable initiatives being addressed," says Dilip Thomas Steering Committee Member/Program Chair & CEO of Saltmarch Media, the organizers of Green Energy Summit ( http://www.greenenergysummit.com/ )

"Green Energy Summit is unique in that it endeavours to identify practical steps that will be of interest to decision makers in govt, business, industry and civil society in order to move the agenda forward with speed and urgency," adds Dr. J Gururaja, Former Sr. Advisor to United Nations. Among the participants expected to explore a sustainable future at GES are the sector’s leading financiers, entrepreneurs, corporations, scientists, policy-makers, city planners and the buyers and sellers.

The first announcement of the complete program has been published from the summit website ( http://greenenergysummit.com/programOverview.html ). Featured speakers include the finest group of 'faculty' ever assembled on this subject:

-"Vision for Green Energy" -- Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, Former President of India
-"Climate Change and Green Energy"-- Dr. R K Pachauri, IPCC
-"New Policy Initiatives for a Green Energy Future" -- Vilas Rao Muttemwar, Minister, MNRE, GoI
-"Greening India's Power Sector" -- Dr. Jairam Ramesh, MoS - Power & Commerce
-"Solar Photovoltatics: Global Perspectives" -- Dr. Hermann Scheer, Member of Parliament, Germany
-"Conflict/Integration between Energy Security and Climate Change Policies" -- H.E. Corrado Clini, Ministry for the Environment Land and Sea, Italy
-"Green Energy, Global Economy and the Planet" -- Dr. Christopher Flavin, Worldwatch Institute
-"The Global Energy Assessment for 2009" -- Prof. Thomas B. Johansson, IIIEE, Lund University
-"Financing Challenges and Opportunities for Green Energy Development" -- Michael T. Eckhart, ACORE
-"Learning from the European Target Figures for 2010" -- Dr. Wolfgang Palz, WCRE
-"Impact of Policy Initiatives and the Roadmap for Green Energy Development" -- Dr. Mohamed T. El-Ashry, REN21
-"Fostering the China-India Collaboration on Green Energy" -- Policy Makers and Industries from China
-"Global Energy Future - New Perspectives" -- Dr. Yogi Goswami, Former President, International Solar Energy Society
-"Partnership Strategies for Promoting Green Energy and Energy Efficiency" -- Dr. Marianne Osterkorn, REEEP
-"Regulators’ Perspectives on Encouraging Energy Efficiency and Demand Management" -- Pramod Deo, CERC
-"Status Quo and Roadmap for Green Energy Investments in Emerging Markets" -- Dr. H. Jeffrey Leonard, GEF
-"PPP in the future financing of Green Energy and Climate Change Projects" -- Dr. Jose Achache, GEO

Besides the plenaries, the power panels, industry-focussed sessions and workshops will cover topics including policy & framework, finance & strategy, CDM, China- Middle East-collaboration, solar, wind, fuels & transportation, green IT, energy efficiency, green buildings, small hydro, cogeneration, green buildings & architecture, environment. There is also a conclave of bankers, VCs, PE investors and aid organizations and a conclave of Chief Secretaries, Energy Secretaries and administrators to drive and debate policy and implementation.

Apart from the main conference, there will be a dedicated Exhibition area to showcase the work of vendors from Solar, Wind, Biomass, Green Fuels, Green IT, Green Buildings and Materials, Equipment manufacturers, the government, nodal agencies and the industry. Plans are also afoot to fund five practical and result-oriented projects in the areas of primary healthcare, SPV for drinking water, BIPV, “IT Lights-Off Day” and other applications; the projects will be announced at the Green Energy Awards ceremony on 6 March 2009.

Dr. Arcot Ramachandran, former UN Under Secretary General and chairperson of the summit, says, "We are also planning for the rural voice to be heard, for children to become green conscious, for achievers to be felicitated and, for participants to be taken to real-life implementations of renewable energy, so they can see and feel the promise of renewable and clean technology."

Needless to say, organisations participating in the summit have the opportunity to reinforce its commitment to sustainable development and promote its innovative green technologies and strategies with International and Indian companies, renewable energy intelligentsia, R&D and academic institutions, as well as the government, on several of the key initiatives their companies are driving.

Register now to secure your place at this premier networking and deal-making forum, in Bangalore from 4-6 March 2009. For sponsorship opportunities and delegate registration contact Poonam Sharma at +91 99020 77327 or +91 80 4005 1000, or e-mail info@greenenergysummit.com .

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HELP Eiffel

Fri, 12 Dec 2008 10:10:36 -0700

Hey guys, i was given a mock assignment using eiffel in one of my fundamentals classes:

Write a modular program in Eiffel that performs the following:
1) The user inputs 15 temperatures in Fahrenheit and saves them in an array. The temperatures can be positive or negative and can be real.
2) Converts these temperatures into their Celsius counterparts and save it in another array. The formula to do so is
Temperature in Celsius = (Temperature in Fahrenheit - 32) * 5/9
3) Print a report with proper headings and display the two corresponding arrays in a tabular form. Please format the temperatures, with two digits after the decimal. A report may look like the following

I was wondering if anyone could bang out a rough version of this, because I'm having a large difficulty with this language altogether, seeing as how we just started 2-3 weeks ago. I understand how to do it using classes.. but apparently thats now how its required. if anyone could help me out that would be great, thanks!

HELP HELP GWBASIC LIMITAIONS

Tue, 09 Dec 2008 16:36:24 -0700

I have programmed using GW-BASIC for many year, and recently programmed a 6x6x6 Rubics' style puzzle. The program turned out great, however, it is a chore inputing each move through the keyboard (even though I have combined many). So, I need a new programming language, which is as easy to follow as GW-BASIC, which will allow instruction capture from the mouse. Any Suggestions???

Kind regards,

DIJ

New real time embeded extensible scripting language

Sun, 05 Oct 2008 01:56:09 -0700

Ive written a embeded extensible scripting language compiler and VM which I intend to open source (by 1st of Jan). It is designed with real time agent systems in mind. It is fast and memory efficient and out performs all the non commercial scripting languages benchmarked on http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/ (haven’t tried the commercial ones). I am looking for people to test it before release. If you are interested please respond to this thread.

Here is a review of features:

• Ability to script in any LALR parsable language given a grammer and rules file for the language. This implies the ability to design your own scripting language for use with the compiler and VM.
• Link time type checking and function call resolution.
• Ability to run script in different languages on same VM and process.
• Function visability privileges allowing for inter-script/inter-function restricted access.
• Seamless extendibility and integration of VM into c++ engine allowing for; c++ engine functions and object member functions to be called from scripts, scripts and functions to be called from c++, c++ engine classes to be used in scripts, c++ engine member variables to be accessable in scripts, and c++ class data variables to be exchanged between the engine and scripts with ability to integrate with engine reference counting garbage collection.
• Scriptable classes with single inheritance, public and protected interfaces, and virtual functions.
• Integral single dimension array data type for all soft and hard data types.
• Pointers to objects (no pointer arithmetic).
• Function pointers.
• User definable integral number data type optimised for speed. Define int, double or a claxss as your integral data type so it performs faster than ordinary data types registered with the vm.
• Variant data type.
• Explicit casting between c++ engine types used in script.
• Explicit data passing in function calls as well as function pointing.
• Type registering to allow consistent exchange of data between VMs and engines.
• Uses VM processes to run script function call threads so can have multiple processes operating on the same code and data.
• Optional time slicing of processes to manage time allocation spent on each process.
• Ability to perform pre-emptive multi tasking.
• Yeilding feature to halt process update until a callback is received.
• Optional instruction count overflow catching to stop infinite loops.
• Thread safe VM so can distribute updating of VM processes on different threads and processors.
• Relative addressing of all data so data can be moved or resized at runtime.

Re: I need some help for my language

Thu, 02 Oct 2008 19:05:52 -0700

: : Hi,
: : I'm working on programming language and I need help.
: : But i don't want my language to compiled into machine code.
: : You see in order to run it you need a viewer.
: : This is my first time working on a project like this and I'm not
: : sure What I need to do to get started.
: : Can anyone help me?
: :
: Get a copy of MiniBasic from my website and launch yourself into the
: parser game.
:
: You can modify the script interpreter to interpret your own language
: if you want. Start with variables and expressions, and build up from
: there.
:
:
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Re: I need some help for my language

Thu, 02 Oct 2008 09:43:00 -0700

: Hi,
: I'm working on programming language and I need help.
: But i don't want my language to compiled into machine code.
: You see in order to run it you need a viewer.
: This is my first time working on a project like this and I'm not
: sure What I need to do to get started.
: Can anyone help me?
:
Get a copy of MiniBasic from my website and launch yourself into the parser game.

You can modify the script interpreter to interpret your own language if you want. Start with variables and expressions, and build up from there.

I need some help for my language

Wed, 01 Oct 2008 16:37:49 -0700

Hi,
I'm working on programming language and I need help.
But i don't want my language to compiled into machine code.
You see in order to run it you need a viewer.
This is my first time working on a project like this and I'm not sure What I need to do to get started.
Can anyone help me?

Re: Schedule Announced for Conference & Workshops SAAS

Tue, 09 Sep 2008 00:43:55 -0700

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* Robert Marcus has been at the helm of technology at General Motors, Boeing, Rogue Wave Software, MCC and HP?

* Peter Coffee, formerly technology editor at eWeek, has appeared on CBS, NBC, CNN, Fox, and PBS newscasts.

* Kiran Datar co-introduced the concept of conferencing services in India

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Schedule Announced for Conference & Workshops SAAS

Sun, 31 Aug 2008 22:33:49 -0700

When Technologies Mean Business, Participation Means Advantage. The schedule for Business Technology Summit has been announced. The theme of this year's summit is Riding the Workhorse IT Hockey Stick, featuring a convergence of four co-located tracks that have been identified as the power team for Workhorse IT -- SOA & Web Services, SaaS/PaaS, Enterprise Content Management and Virtualisation. View the complete schedule here http://www.btsummit.com/summitSchedule.html

Gain Strategic, Technical and Business Insights at BT Summit 2008, Bangalore Edition:

* Dr. Chris Harding of The Open Group will present straight from the source a deep dive workshop on Using TOGAF for SOA.
* Alan Pelz-Sharpe will put ECM and SOA through the SWOT Grind, speak about Email Archiving and Discovery, and lead a workshop on Selecting the Best ECM System.
* Peter Coffee will show you how to Code In the Cloud as well as lead a deep dive workshop on Enterprise Readiness for the Cloud
* Dr. Matjaz Juric, CEO of the SOA Competency Center, will conduct a hands-on workshop on BPMN to BPEL Modeling Business Processes for SOA and three focused sessions on SOA Architectural Patterns, SOA and BPM, and Designing Reusable Service Interfaces
* Dr. Robert Marcus, Author of the Global Grid, will present the State of the Union - SOA Standards and lead a deep dive workshop on Future Distributed Computing Architectures and the Role of SOA
* Nitin Borwankar will show you How to Find the Silver Lining in Cloud Services and lead a deep dive workshop on Affordable Data Analytics and Data Warehousing

Business Technology Summit is your chance to refresh, pick up new tips and techniques, and network with your peers to find solutions to the most pressing business technology issues today.The four technology tracks at the summit offer complimentary synergistic for a robust IT infrastructure that you cannot afford to ignore in your quest for business technology success.

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Ultimate Business Technology Conference in India

Mon, 11 Aug 2008 04:20:09 -0700

As traditional views of IT get supplanted by an overarching business technology trend, companies are investing in gaining the benefits of the next generation of computing, where resources are maximized, integrated and used to deliver business results. Saltmarch Media's Business Technology Summit ww[DOT]btsummit[DOT]com) features a convergence of intelligence on the hottest technologies on India’s business technology radar -- the ones that are not only exhibiting attributes such as cost savings, flexibility, application re-use, and faster response times, but also the ones that are charting pronounced inflection points in their evolution.

The industry's premier business technology event, held in Mumbai and Bangalore Sept. 22-26, will host sessions by Peter Coffee of Salesforce.com, Dr. Alan-Pelz Sharp of CMS Watch, Dr. Chris Harding of The Open Group, Ismael Ghalimi of Intalio, Hans De Groot of SDL Tridion, Morris Panner of OpenAir, Dr. Robert Marcus of NCOIC.org, Ravi Gururaj of VMLogix. On tap at Business Technology Summit 2008 are deep dives in SOA & Web Services, SaaS, Virtualisation and ECM, and the Expo. See the program here: http://www.btsummit.com/summitSchedule.html.

The 2008 edition of Saltmarch Media’s Business Technology (BT) Summit, centered around the theme of Riding the Workhorse IT Hockey Stick, features a convergence of four co-located tracks that have been identified as the power team for Workhorse IT -- SOA & Web Services, SaaS/PaaS, Virtualisation, Enterprise Content Management (ECM) -- offering complimentary synergistic for a robust IT infrastructure that no IT decision-maker, manager, architect, or professional can afford to ignore in their quest for business technology success.