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Abstract:
The Denotational Semantics
of a small programming language is
coded into Algol-68 to give an interpreter.
The Semantics incorporates many of the notions of Standard Semantics
including declarations, declarations, declaration continuations, final
answers and stores or memory which are used to define block structuring,
output and parameterless procedures.
This extends work previously
reported[1].
The coding in Algol-68
is quite straightforward and
the result is a type checked and executable semantics which
is as readable as the original semantics to one familiar with
Algol-68.
No special software is needed other than a compiler for the
general purpose language Algol-68.
Also see
[1986].
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