glossaries.tex

   1 \newglossaryentry{Arduino}{name=\emph{Arduino},
   2         description={is a cheap and popular microcontroller that is widely used for
   3         rapid prototyping}}
   4 \newglossaryentry{Clean}{name={\emph{Clean}},
   5         description={is a staticly typed pure lazy functional programming language based on graph
   6                 rewriting}}
   7 \newglossaryentry{Haskell}{name={\emph{Haskell}},
   8         description={is a staticly typed pure lazy functional programming language}}
   9 \newglossaryentry{iTasks}{name=\emph{iTasks},
  10         description={is a \acrshort{TOP} implementation written as a \acrshort{EDSL}
  11         in the \gls{Clean} programming language}}
  12 \newglossaryentry{Ivory}{name={\emph{Ivory}},
  13         description={is a type-safe \gls{EDSL} designed to generate \gls{C}-code
  14         for high-assurance low-level systems}}
  15 \newglossaryentry{Task}{name=\emph{Task},
  16         description={is the basic building block of a \acrshort{TOP} system}}
  17 \newglossaryentry{mTask}{name=\emph{mTask},
  18         description={is an abstraction for \glspl{Task} living on \acrshort{IoT} devices}}
  19 \newglossaryentry{C}{name=\textsc{C},
  20         description={is low-level imperative programming language suitable for
  21         embedded devices}}
  22 \newglossaryentry{C++}{name={\textsc{C++}},
  23         description={is low-level imperative and object-oriented programming
  24         language suitable for embedded devices based on \gls{C}}}
  25 \newglossaryentry{SAPL}{name={\textsc{SAPL}},
  26         description={is an intermediate purely functional programming language}}
  27 \newglossaryentry{Firmata}{name={\emph{Firmata}},
  28         description={is standardized protocol for communicating with
  29         microcontrollers}}
  30 \newglossaryentry{Javascript}{name={\emph{Javascript}},
  31         description={is an imperative programming language designed to run in web
  32         browsers}}