A user-oriented microprocessor shell command language interpreter
Dennis J. Ritaldato, David J. Smania · 1983
Abstract : The design of a microprocessor command language, RSCL, is discussed. RSCL provides the capability of building variable shell environments on a standard microprocessor system. These environments present a menu driven, screen oriented user interface as opposed to the line oriented interface of current operating systems. The RSCL is a straightforward, easily understandable and complete computer programming language. Designed according to specific command language guidelines, it allows the user to make maximum utility of his skills. A prototype implementation and sample program runs are included. These illustrate the design features and serve as a test platform for future research. (Author)