A programming language for high-level architecture
Yaohan Chu, EDWARD RAY CANNON
Abstract
Yaohan Chu, EDWARD RAY CANNON
Abstract
The machine language of a computer is the programming language that the bare hardware can accept and interpret. In a von Neumann architecture, it is essentially a set of machine instructions and data formats. In a high-level computer architecture,7,8the machine language is a high-level programming language since the hardware high-level architecture accepts and interprets this high-level language. Therefore, the programming language for a high-level computer architecture is the high-level machine language. For this reason, the programming language to be presented in this paper is called the HLM language.
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The machine language of a computer is the programming language that the bare hardware can accept and interpret. In a von Neumann architecture, it is essentially a set of machine instructions and data formats. In a high-level computer architecture,7,8the machine language is a high-level programming language since the hardware high-level architecture accepts and interprets this high-level language. Therefore, the programming language for a high-level computer architecture is the high-level machine language. For this reason, the programming language to be presented in this paper is called the HLM language.
Key concepts: Computer science, High-level programming language, Programming language, Low-level programming language, Fifth-generation programming language, Fourth-generation programming language, Architecture, Language primitive