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Schematic pseudocode for program constructs and its computer automation by SCHEMACODE

By Pierre N. Robillard
Communications of the ACM, November 1986, Vol. 29 No. 11, Pages 1072-1089
10.1145/7538.7541
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To achieve program control flow representation that is relatively independent of any given programming language, schematic pseudocode (SPC) uses a perceptual notation system composed of schemata whose syntax rules are described by a grammar. Source code documentation is supported by operational comments, and translation into a target procedural language is fully automatic.

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