Full abstraction for first-order objects with recursive types and subtyping (1998) [9 citations — 0 self]
Abstract:
We present a new interpretation of typed objectoriented concepts in terms of well-understood, purely procedural concepts, that preserves observational equivalence. More precisely, we give compositional translations of (a) Ob 1, an object calculus supporting method invocation and functional method update with first-order object types and recursive types, and (b) Ob 1!: , an extension of Ob 1 with subtyping, that are fully abstract on closed terms. The target of the translations are a first-order-calculus with records and recursive types, with and without subtyping. The translation of the calculus with subtyping is subtypepreserving as well.
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