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Telescript

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Telescript
An earlier communications-oriented programming language from General Magic. See General Magic.
Telescript - A communications-oriented programming language using "active software agents", released by General Magic in 1994. What PostScript did for cross-platform, device-independent documents, Telescript aims to do for cross-platform, network-independent messaging. Telescript protects programmers from many of the complexities of network protocols.


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In particular the overview in [69] focuses on several programming languages (Java, Objective Caml, Telescript, etc.
Mobile agent technology has been focus of research for many large research groups, for example, Telescript (White, 1996); AgentTCL (Gray, 1997); Aglet system (Chang & Lange, 1996); Bee-gent and Plangent (Toshiba, 2001); and Hive (Minar, 2000).
Telescript is an interactive, automated communications software that creates information-seeking "agents," which move from computer to computer via a two-way, wireless "highway.
 
 
 
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