| Hadjicocolis A (1990) Generating G-machine code from Haskell. Project report, Imperial College, Department of Computing, London, UK. |
.... and augmented with type information [34] Conversion to supercombinators: The Haskell parse tree is semantically checked and translated into enriched calculus with pattern abstractions, then into pure calculus with letrec expressions and finally, using lifting, into supercombinators [15]. Interpreter: An eval apply interpreter is applied on the sugared calculus tree [29] Currently, the garbage collection scheme described in [4] is used. G code generation: Translation of supercombinator expressions to abstract G machine code [15] Native code generation: Translation of ....
....finally, using lifting, into supercombinators [15] Interpreter: An eval apply interpreter is applied on the sugared calculus tree [29] Currently, the garbage collection scheme described in [4] is used. G code generation: Translation of supercombinator expressions to abstract G machine code [15]. Native code generation: Translation of abstract G machine code into native machine code [29] The executable version of the system is created by linking together 23 modules written by hand in ANSI C with six modules automatically generated as follows: the parser written in yacc, the ....
Hadjicocolis A (1990) Generating G-machine code from Haskell. Project report, Imperial College, Department of Computing, London, UK.
.... and augmented with type information [34] Conversion to supercombinators: The Haskell parse tree is semantically checked and translated into enriched calculus with pattern abstractions, then into pure calculus with letrec expressions and finally, using lifting, into supercombinators [15]. Interpreter: An eval apply interpreter is applied on the sugared calculus tree [29] Currently, the garbage collection scheme described in [4] is used. G code generation: Translation of supercombinator expressions to abstract G machine code [15] Native code generation: Translation of ....
....finally, using lifting, into supercombinators [15] Interpreter: An eval apply interpreter is applied on the sugared calculus tree [29] Currently, the garbage collection scheme described in [4] is used. G code generation: Translation of supercombinator expressions to abstract G machine code [15]. Native code generation: Translation of abstract G machine code into native machine code [29] The executable version of the system is created by linking together 23 modules written by hand in ansi C with six modules automatically generated as follows: ffl the parser written in yacc, ffl the ....
Hadjicocolis A (1990) Generating G-machine code from Haskell. Project report, Imperial College, Department of Computing, London, UK.
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