tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Fri Jun 14 05:19:08 1996
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Re: Klingon prog language
- From: David Savill <[email protected]>
- Subject: Re: Klingon prog language
- Date: Fri, 14 Jun 1996 22:20:03 +1000
>I agree. It sounds very interesting. Such a program would likely be
>designed with military applications in mind. Each computer program
>has a function for which it is designed. COBOL, for example, is
>designed for large batches of business data, whereas BASIC and PASCAL
>are general-function teaching languages. C is designed to interface
>with the operating system Unix, which is compiled in C. Prolog and
>Lisp are used in AI research, and FORTRAN is used for formula
>translation - a scientist's language, designed to handle complex numbers.
>
>So this Klingon programming language (call it K), would very likely
>have a lot of external calls and functions (calls to the BIOS, to
>receive data from the sensors); be able to control devices, such as
>targeting systems to handle the trajectories of photon torpedoes or
>disruptors), and handle basic ship operations, such as engineering,
>mailing (communications) and life support.
This is a great idea, me and my freinds will start work on it soon.
If anyone has any segustions, such as interface and other things, give me a
mail!
Lt. K'org vestai
KAG/Australia
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