Algorithmic CyberFilm Language
Yutaka Watanobe, Nikolay Mirenkov, Rentaro Yoshioka · 2006
The algorithmic cyberFilm language is a visual programming language for presentation, specification and consequent automatic code generation of computational algorithms. The language employs a physical-mathematical abstraction which represents an algorithm as a model of a space and activity in this space. This language has been used to present/specify a variety of algorithms, but a general description of it has not yet been presented. This paper provides an additional description of the algorithmic cyberFilm language including its syntax and semantic aspects. We also show that certain constructs of this language represent semantic features of other constructs