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USA based gent that was the [[IBM]] developer that integrated the original REXX interpreter into VM/CMS back in 1982 and from then on until 1995 he was IBM's lead architect for REXX and principal developer of the Classic Rexx interpreter for OS/2, in addition to taking over the development of the | USA based gent that was the [[IBM]] developer that integrated the original REXX interpreter into VM/CMS back in 1982 and from then on until 1995 he was IBM's lead architect for REXX and principal developer of the Classic Rexx interpreter for OS/2, in addition to taking over the development of the [[IBM Object REXX]] interpreter in 1994. From 1995 Rick was involved in IBM programming languages projects, including 3 years as a member of IBM's Java Virtual Machine development team. | ||
After the Object REXX interpreter was open sourced, Mr McGuire continued as a Principal Architect of the now renamed | After the Object REXX interpreter was open sourced, Mr McGuire continued as a Principal Architect of the now renamed [[Open Object REXX]] project at the behest of [[Rexx Language Association]] | ||
== | ==Presentations== | ||
* ''IBM SAA REXX for OS/2'' - Published as part of [http://www.slac.stanford.edu/pubs/slacreports/reports10/slac-r-368.pdf Proceeding of The REXX Symposium for Developer and Users June 11,1990], page 101 | * ''IBM SAA REXX for OS/2'' - Published as part of [http://www.slac.stanford.edu/pubs/slacreports/reports10/slac-r-368.pdf Proceeding of The REXX Symposium for Developer and Users June 11,1990], page 101 | ||
:Introduction to the OS/2 1.3 version of REXX, the published paper contains only the slides shown during the talk and not notes or transcript of the talk. | :Introduction to the OS/2 1.3 version of REXX, the published paper contains only the slides shown during the talk and not notes or transcript of the talk. | ||
* ''Introduction to REXX'' - ColoradOS/2 (Jan 1993) | |||
* ''Using the REXX Programming Interface'' - ColoradOS/2 (Jan 1993) | |||
* ''Object Oriented REXX'' - ColoradOS/2 (Jan 1993) | |||
* ''REXX Object-Oriented Extensions'' - [[PSP Technical Interchange]] 1994 | |||
* ''OS/2 REXX Tutorial'' - PSP Technical Interchange 1994 | |||
* ''Getting Ready for Object REXX'' - REXX Symposium 1995 | * ''Getting Ready for Object REXX'' - REXX Symposium 1995 | ||
* ''Object REXX Up Close and Personal'' - REXX Symposium 1995 | * ''Object REXX Up Close and Personal'' - REXX Symposium 1995 | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:30, 28 March 2023
USA based gent that was the IBM developer that integrated the original REXX interpreter into VM/CMS back in 1982 and from then on until 1995 he was IBM's lead architect for REXX and principal developer of the Classic Rexx interpreter for OS/2, in addition to taking over the development of the IBM Object REXX interpreter in 1994. From 1995 Rick was involved in IBM programming languages projects, including 3 years as a member of IBM's Java Virtual Machine development team.
After the Object REXX interpreter was open sourced, Mr McGuire continued as a Principal Architect of the now renamed Open Object REXX project at the behest of Rexx Language Association
Presentations
- IBM SAA REXX for OS/2 - Published as part of Proceeding of The REXX Symposium for Developer and Users June 11,1990, page 101
- Introduction to the OS/2 1.3 version of REXX, the published paper contains only the slides shown during the talk and not notes or transcript of the talk.
- Introduction to REXX - ColoradOS/2 (Jan 1993)
- Using the REXX Programming Interface - ColoradOS/2 (Jan 1993)
- Object Oriented REXX - ColoradOS/2 (Jan 1993)
- REXX Object-Oriented Extensions - PSP Technical Interchange 1994
- OS/2 REXX Tutorial - PSP Technical Interchange 1994
- Getting Ready for Object REXX - REXX Symposium 1995
- Object REXX Up Close and Personal - REXX Symposium 1995