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an online book using the Perl programming language to explore various aspects of programming language architecture
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BeanShell User's Manual
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give advice, schedule events, monitor processes and more.
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Windows, Linux, BSD, Mac OS X. 16, 32 and 64 bit systems. Detailed descriptions of microarchitectures.
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Basic JavaScript for the impatient programmer
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