Talk:UNCOL

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The dragon book claims it's Universal COMPILER language... Wouter Lievens 16:13, 28 November 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Universal Computer Source Code

Universal Computer Source Code

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(October 17, 2005)

The Universal Computer Source Code is defined as a set of integer Temporary Numbers whose transformation to other distinct Universal Computer Source Codes are made permanently flexible and completely automated by the Universal Permanent Software.

[edit] Reasons for failure

The reasons why an UNCOL has never been successfully defined are deeper than the "not enough memory" reason given in the article. UNCOL is just as big a problem today as it was in the 1960s despite our plentiful, cheap memory. Comp.compilers has some interesting discussion on the usual progress of an UNCOL project from initial partial success and resulting optimism to a realisation of the real size and nature of the problem to eventual disillusion and abandonment of the project. -- Derek Ross | Talk 19:08, 25 January 2008 (UTC)