MUMPS is a programming language. It is named after the acronym Massachusetts General Hospital Utility Multi-Programming Systems.
If you have programmed before and would like to see a little bit of how MUMPS works and is different from other programming languages, you can get an overview.
Contents
- Beginning MUMPS
- MUMPS syntax and functions Lines, spaces, commands & arguments
- Basic Terminology- Routines & Globals Programs: Routines, Database: Globals
- MUMPS features
- MUMPS and data
- MUMPS code and interfaces
- Setting up to Program MUMPS Set up the IDE and Install MUMPS
- Advanced MUMPS
- History of MUMPS
Table of contents
Beginning MUMPS
- Basic Concepts
- Variables
- Simple Input and Output
- Simple math in MUMPS
- Program Flow
- Procedures and Functions
- Libraries
- Standard libraries
- Further math in MUMPS
- Basics of Compilation
- Exercises
In-depth MUMPS ideas
- Pointers and relationship to arrays
- String Manipulation
- Programming Structure and Style
- MUMPS complex types
- Memory Management
- Error Catching
- Variable Indirection
- closures and Xecution of data
MUMPS and beyond
- Language Overloading and Extensions
- Combining Languages
- Commented Source Code Library
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