LATIN Interpreter, a Language for Systems Implementation

Emiro Muñoz Jerez y Jaime Octavio Albarracín Ferreira

Vol. 19 No. 29 (2010)

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LATIN Interpreter, a Language for Systems Implementation

Published 2011-05-04

Emiro Muñoz Jerez y Jaime Octavio Albarracín Ferreira

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Jaime Octavio Albarracín Ferreira, E. M. J. y. (2011). LATIN Interpreter, a Language for Systems Implementation. Revista Facultad De Ingeniería, 19(29). Retrieved from https://revistas.uptc.edu.co/index.php/ingenieria/article/view/1403

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Abstract

Sería equivocado ver la realidad como simplemente constituida por objetos aislados. Si se observa con detenimiento, ciertas clases de tales objetos, al afectarse mutuamente, dan lugar a interrelaciones, que conforman los sistemas. De ahí que los sistemas son la forma en que opera la realidad, y los objetos son los constituyentes básicos de los sistemas. Pero ¿cómo describir los sistemas? En el presente no existen lenguajes para describir sistemas, sino solo para estructuras (3GL, DDL o SQL) u objetos (ODL or OQL), por consiguiente, el lenguaje adaptado para describir los sistemas ha sido designado y llamado LATIN (Lenguaje hacia la integración). En este artículo se especifican los detalles de la implantación del LATIN Interpreter.

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