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archivesACM Queue: Languages, Levels, Libraries, and LongevityIn 50 years, we’ve already seen numerous programming systems come and (mostly) go, although some have remained a long time and will probably do so for: decades? centuries? millennia? The questions about language designs, levels of abstraction, libraries, and resulting longevity are numerous. Why do new languages arise? Why is it sometimes easier to write new software than to adapt old software that works? How many different levels of languages make sense? Why do some languages last in the face of "better" ones? Nothing particularly new in this article but you might want to take a look. I wish you all a happy new year, and hope that you are able and that you want to donate something for those less fortunate. By Ehud Lamm at 2004-12-31 22:21 | General | login or register to post comments | other blogs | 4517 reads
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