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The
E Language |
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Introductory Material |
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| The E Language in a Walnut | Marc Stiegler's draft book introducting E |
| E Tutorial | More introductory material |
| E Idioms Quick Reference Card | Fast reminders |
Language Specification |
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| E Language Grammar | The full E language syntax is given by an LALR(1) grammar, and its semantics is defined by expansion to Kernel-E. |
| Block & Scope Structure | |
| Kernel-E | The E"special forms", their semantics, and their translation to XML & Java. |
| Sameness | E's notion of synchronous equality. |
Primitive Data Types |
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| Scalars | |
| Collections | |
| IO | |
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| Concurrency | |
| Soft Type Checking | |
| Annotated EChat | |
| On-Line Help | |
Historical
Tools
- Testing: Updoc & Elmer
- Editing and browsing: EBrowser
The ENative Project
How fast can a simple implementation of E be?
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