Programming Environments Today
Steven P. Reiss · Annual Review of Computer Science · 1986
This article outlines current work in the area of programming environments for Pascal-like languages. It covers existing environments such as UNIX and CEDAR. It looks at interesting research results that will influence future environments, including integrated environments and new tools. It considers tools suitable for developing large systems and integrating these tools with the more typical programming tools. Finally, it looks at the effect modem computer hardware will have on programming environments.