Ternary virtual machine and ternary DSSP

In research laboratory of ternary informatics leaded by Brusentsov N. P. at the Computer Science (CS) department of the Moscow State University (MSU) the ternary virtual machine (TVM) and cross-system (DSSP-TVM) for development of programs for it using the DSSP-T language are created (during the period from 2010 to 2013).
Ternary virtual machine (TVM) is a simulator of ternary computer, which architecture has two stacks (data stack and control stack) and machine commands for structured programming like «Setun-70». Two variants of Dialogue System of Structured Programming (DSSP) for TVM have been constructed. DSSP-TVM lets it possible to create DSSP-program for TVM by means of cross-compiler.
DSSP/TVM is a dialogue interpreter, which can run on TVM as its resident software. Programming language DSSP-T used in both systems is a ternary version of language of the DSSP. The architecture of the TVM ternary processor and its instructions system, the main lines of the DSSP-T language and possibilities of the development environment DSSP-TVM are presented in article, and also some problem aspects of realization of the TVM simulator, a cross compiler of the DSSP-T language and the DSSP/TVM dialogue interpreter for the specific ternary computer are explained. (In Russian).