LOGO-L> Logo's - http://cuiwww.unige.ch/cgi-bin/langlist?isindex=Logo&style=dl

[yehuda <yehuka@softhome.net>]

Hi Everybody, and a Happy New Year,

This might interest some of you.

POersonally, I'm uncomfortable with the "fact" that Logo is " aimed at children and other beginning programmers".

Regards,

Yehuda
 

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e-mail: yehuka@softhome.net
 

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Boxer

Hal Abelson and Andy diSessa, Berkeley. A visual language, claims to be the successor to Logo. Boxes used to represent scope.

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LOGO

Developed 1966-1968 by a group at Bolt, Beranek & Newman headed by Wally Fuerzeig <fuerzeig@bbn.com> and including Seymour Papert <seymour@media.mit.edu>. A LISP-like language aimed at children and other beginning programmers, noted for its "turtle graphics" used to draw geometric shapes. Logo interpreters for Mac, Unix, PC, X are available:

Ftp:ftp://anarres.cs.berkeley.edu/pub/ucblogo

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ObjectLOGO

A variant of LOGO with object-oriented extensions. Lexical scope. Version 2.6, for the Mac. Paradigm Software <paradigm@applelink.apple.com> (617)576-7675.

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SOLO

Name inspired by SOL[3] + LOGO. A variant of LOGO with primitives for dealing with semantic networks and pattern matching rather than lists. "A User-Friendly Software Environemnt for the Novice Programmer", M. Eisenstadt <marc@open.ac.uk>, CACM 27(12):1056-1064 (1983).

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