Revision as of 21:01, 21 April 2011 edit Fvillanustre (talk \| contribs) 66 edits m Added a missing period. Added link to the HPCC page. ← Previous edit		Revision as of 18:52, 22 April 2011 edit undo Fvillanustre (talk \| contribs) 66 edits Added to category Data-centric programming languages and removed the "data-centric" paradigm (which is not currently in Wikipedia). Added link for Seisint to LexisNexis. Next edit →
Line 2: \| name = ECL \| logo = \| paradigm = [[declarative]] [[structured~~]], [[data-centric~~]] \| typing = [[type system#Static typing\|static]], [[type system#Strong and weak typing\|strong]], [[type system#Safely and unsafely typed systems\|safe]] \| major implementations = [[Windows Cluster]], [[Linux Cluster]] Line 19: == History == ECL was initially designed and developed in 2000 as an in-house productivity tool within [[Lexis-Nexis\|Seisint Inc]] and was considered to be ‘secret weapon’ that allowed [[Seisint]] to gain market share in its data business. The technology was cited as a driving force behind the acquisition of Seisint by [[LexisNexis]] and then again as a major source of synergies when LexisNexis acquired ChoicePoint Inc.<ref>[http://www.reed-elsevier.com/mediacentre/pressreleases/2004/Pages/AcquisitionofSeisint.aspx Acquisition of Seisint]</ref> Line 99: [[Category:Declarative programming languages]] [[Category:Data-centric programming languages]]

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