F. Lang, D. Dougherty, P. Lescanne, and K. H. Rose. Addressed term rewriting systems. Research Report RR

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A Framework for Defining Object-Calculi - Lang, Lescanne, Liquori (1999)   (2 citations)  (Correct)

....implementation of functional languages [23, 21] which, by essence, forbids destructive updates. Moreover, our graphs are represented as special terms, called addressed terms, exploiting the idea of simultaneous rewriting, already mentioned in [18, 4] and slightly generalized in this paper (see [13]) The framework Obj a is much more than a simple calculus. One of the consequences of this abstraction is that Obj a allows to define many calculi. A specific calculus is therefore a combination of modules plus a suitable strategy. Hence, what makes our approach original are the ....

....create the new fresh addresses (if required) then replace all the subterms of U at address a with the obtained right hand side. 2. Replace some subterms by back pointers (a fold operation) or some back pointers by particular terms (an unfold operation) following some specific techniques (see [13]) so that the result is a vertically admissible term. 13 Instantiation h i[s] a dh i b e a b fresh (OI) Message Sending (M ( m) s] a (M [s] b ( m) a b fresh (CP) dOe b ( m a Sel a O; m; dOe b (SE) Sel a hO m = V i b ; m;U (V U) a (SU) Sel a ....

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F. Lang, D. Dougherty, P. Lescanne, and K. H. Rose. Addressed term rewriting systems. Research Report RR

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