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Fran Allen Fran Allen has made outstanding contributions to the field of programming languages for almost forty years, and her work has significantly influenced the wider computer science community.Here is her entry at WITI (Women In Technology International) and there is text about her at IBM Research. A historic presentation by her on the "partnership" of processors and compilers can be found there. Her entry at the Computer History Museum says, she has developed several programming languages that have advanced the fields of computer science and optimization compiling. She helped create one of the first automatic debugging systems and, as a member of the Stretch/HARVEST project, developed an advanced code-breaking language known as Alpha. Vow! Worked with Lynn Conway in the IBM ACS project. On Jan 15 06 NWY (not wikipediaed yet). Update: Fran Allen now has wikipedia entries in Cesky |
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yes he's writing about a topic of interest of mine. but no, he is not of interest to me because everything suggested in that post.... by StefanL (03.07.2009, 17:51) ...
from spaniards to africa: this guy might be for your interest. i am still digging his thoughts and pointers ... by motzes (03.07.2009, 11:11) ...
some might have learned their lessons by now, even i wouldn't call them "internet guys" in the first place. apart from media/analysts craziness, you might.... by motzes (02.07.2009, 22:26) ...
i know that i don't have to argue about that. anyhow, i found his paper, as i heard about it - well, two years ago.... by motzes (02.07.2009, 22:23) ...
who might have learned their lessons by now. I am totally interested. by StefanL (02.07.2009, 21:49) ...
da stimmt ja vieles irgendwie, aber die andere Sache ist einerseit die, dass die traditionellen Medien diese Initiative europaweit sehr breit angelegt haben und mit.... by StefanL (02.07.2009, 21:43) ...
looks like a very interesting paper. no one need argue with me about the fact that copyright has far exceeded any sensible limits and that.... by StefanL (02.07.2009, 21:36) ...
very nice story, the Irish saving the civilization and a sympathetic myth too. copyright and protection of intellectual property was progress in its day, but,.... by StefanL (02.07.2009, 19:32) ...
didn't we have this discussion already in the late 90s when commerce and marketing came in and classical media dreamed of making millions/billions with their.... by motzes (02.07.2009, 14:02) |