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high-level language

(Electronics & Computer Science / Computer Science) a computer programming language that resembles natural language or mathematical notation and is designed to reflect the requirements of a problem; examples include Ada, BASIC, C, COBOL, FORTRAN, Pascal See also machine code

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high-level language - a problem-oriented language requiring little knowledge of the computer on which it will be run

application-oriented language, problem-oriented language - a language whose statements resemble terminology of the user

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The debugger provides a separate window for each process, supports mixed assembly and high-level language formats, and includes a language-sensitive expression evaluator.

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Sagem-DS engineers made extensive use of Celoxica's PixelStreams product, an imaging framework and library of source level MVI IP that applies high-level language design and synthesis techniques to substantially reduce development time.

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A robust RASC solution must incorporate full integrated high-level language development tools," said Bill Mannel, director, Systems Group, SGI.

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