O-dot Extension Language
Adrian Freed, John MacCallum

Citation
Adrian Freed, John MacCallum. "O-dot Extension Language". UC Berkeley, 20, July, 2014.

Abstract
O-dot is a extension language designed to facilitate the acquisition and manipulation of sensor data in conjunction with host languages such as Max, Pure Data, or Node-Red. It is a real-time, object-oriented, functional, data flow language that operates on bundles of Open Sound Control (OSC) message. It is timed in that OSC messages have time stamps associated with them. It is object-oriented by use of a delegation model and is in a large sense self-documenting. Facilities are provided to move messages in and out of the host language. One of the key features of O-dot is a facility called O-dot exper and it is within it that computation occurs.

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  href="http://www.terraswarm.org/pubs/497.html"
  ><i>O-dot Extension Language</i></a>,
  UC Berkeley, 20, July, 2014.

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  Adrian Freed, John MacCallum. "O-dot Extension
  Language". UC Berkeley, 20, July, 2014.

• BibTeX

  @software{FreedMacCallum14_OdotExtensionLanguage,
      author = {Adrian Freed and John MacCallum},
      title = {O-dot Extension Language},
      institution = {UC Berkeley},
      day = {20},
      month = {July},
      year = {2014},
      abstract = {O-dot is a extension language designed to
                facilitate the acquisition and manipulation of
                sensor data in conjunction with host languages
                such as Max, Pure Data, or Node-Red. It is a
                real-time, object-oriented, functional, data flow
                language that operates on bundles of Open Sound
                Control (OSC) message. It is timed in that OSC
                messages have time stamps associated with them. It
                is object-oriented by use of a delegation model
                and is in a large sense self-documenting.
                Facilities are provided to move messages in and
                out of the host language. One of the key features
                of O-dot is a facility called O-dot exper and it
                is within it that computation occurs.},
      URL = {http://terraswarm.org/pubs/497.html}
  }
  

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