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by United States Department of Defense Stoneman requirements

Regardless of the choice of command language, the environment must provide a primitive operation which enables the initiation of a program to be carried out. More precisely, this operation permits a data structure (such as a compiler output) to be executed as a program on the host.
Given this primitive, one possible approach to the implementation of a command language is to use a basic Ada-like language whose facilities, offered by a simple interpreter tool, provide little more than the ability to perform simple editing of command lines and to initiate programs.
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by United States Department of Defense Stoneman requirements

The Ada effort is now at a major transition point as the emphasis shifts from the language design to its introduction and use. The Stoneman is the first major accomplishment of this new phase. The Stoneman paints a broad picture of the needs and identifies the relationships of the parts of an integrated Ada Program Support Environment (APSE) . It develops a model which reflects an understanding of both the realities of current practice and a realistic appraisal of the possibilities for more effective software development and support environments.
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