Limbo Languages Programming

Limbo is a programming language designed for the Inferno network operating system (NOS) from Lucent Technologies. Its syntax is influenced by C & Pascal. It is type-safe, and supports standard data types common to them, and several higher-level types: lists, tuples, strings, dynamic arrays, simple abstract data types.

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• Limbo 2.0 SDK References - Language basics, programming guide and language definition.
  
• Limbo Programming Language - Growing article, with links to many related topics. Wikipedia.
  
• Programming in Limbo - In BYTE Magazine, sec. Core Technologies.
  
• An Analysis of Inferno and Limbo - Paper presents and discusses Inferno and the Limbo programming language: history, precedents, motives, goals and main features.
  
• 99 Bottles of Beer on the Wall - Limbo version.
  
• The Limbo Programming Language - Detailed description of the language by Dennis M. Ritchie.
  
• Limbo profilers - Description of the tools and techniques available for profiling Limbo programs.
  
• Inferno Application Programming - Overview of the Limbo language and an introduction to application programming in Inferno.
  
• A Descent into Limbo - A brief introduction to the limbo Limbo language and Inferno environment by Brian W. Kernighan.
  
• Limbo Manual - Language definition.
  
  

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