Protium (computer language)

Protium (computer language)

In computer languages, Protium is a universal, symbolic programming language system, based on a systematic "a priori" analysis of the tasks required for computation. Devised (and developed) by Australian polyhistor Diarmuid Pigott, Protium is polymorphic in type with considerable character flexibility. It is pasigraphic after the fashion of John Wilkins and Charles K. Bliss, and does not favour one host natural language over another.

External links

* [http://hopl.murdoch.edu.au HOPL: an interactive Roster of Programming Languages]
* [http://experimental.protiumblue.com/ Protium Project website]


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