By Ascher Opler
Communications of the ACM,
March 1966,
Vol. 9 No. 3, Pages 196-199
10.1145/365230.365265
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Real-time languages have different requirements from other programming languages because of the special nature of their applications, the environment in which their object programs are executed and the environment in which they may be compiled. It may not be the language extensions that ultimately advance developments in the field. Progress may be made by attacking the special compiling and executing system problems that must be solved.
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