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System Name: rita
Name: Rita Language Interpreter
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Rita is a programming language intended to allow the description of goals a system must attain. Its purpose is to describe the "what" of a system's functioning, not the "how".

In order to describe the intended behavior of a system, the programmer states, using the constructs of Rita language, the system objectives, in terms of wanted relations between the system\'s input and output.

This behavioral description is made in the form of rules

Input -> Output: Credit

Where Input is the perception "scenario", as experienced by the system
itself, Output is the intended system action in response. Credit is the value of the rule, stating how important is to attain the objectives of a particular rule, regarding other rules

The Rita language interpreter, now in its early development stage, is
developed in C, in order to be portable to a great number of embedded
platforms. It is also intended to be used inside other systems, to provide them adaptation/learning.

Other Software Required:
CGG
GNU Make
Flex
Bison

Registration Date: Wed 21 Jun 2006 02:17:46 PM UTC
License: GNU General Public License v2 or later
Development Status: 3 - Alpha

 

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     posted by andrers52, Fri 07 Jul 2006 05:01:46 PM UTC

I just uploaded and downloaded the code again using cvs and...It worked!

The headers are hardwired for the simpleFunc sample only at this moment... So, this is the place to start looking at the interpreter functionality.

The documentation is scarse, but Hey, it is GFDL! Anyone can help!

Cheers!

André

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