Inside network programming with SML Creating a network-programming language

In addition to protocol libraries, the SML development environment consists of an SML compiler that accepts as input SML code and translates it to an executable file on the target platform. P-Cube's SML cross-compiler can create executables for various types of Service Engine hardware, or gener...

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Published inElectronic Engineering Times no. 1283; p. 54
Main Author Reviv, Opher
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Cambridge AspenCore 18.08.2003
Subjects
Code reuse
Computer networks
Computer programming
Libraries
Programming languages
Protocol
Systems design
Variables
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Summary:In addition to protocol libraries, the SML development environment consists of an SML compiler that accepts as input SML code and translates it to an executable file on the target platform. P-Cube's SML cross-compiler can create executables for various types of Service Engine hardware, or generate files in binary format that can be run on the SML simulator and SML debugger for testing and debugging purposes.
ISSN:0192-1541