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Abstract: Refci is an extensible reflective language based on the reflective tower model. The Refci interpreter procedures are reifiable, first-class objects, and user programs can directly modify the interpreter by extending them. This allows user code to be run directly as part of, and at the level of, the interpreter. By installing a modified or extended interpreter, user programs can modularly extend the language and implement debugging aids. We present the extensible first-class interpreter and give ... (Update)
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...in IR because of efficiency considerations, but in Black, each level has its own global environment for independent customization. Refci[11] is another reflective language that allows redefinition of interpreters under direct execution. Refci divides the interpreter into two...
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Simmons, J., Jefferson, S., and Friedman, D. Language Extension via First-class Interpreters. Indiana University Computer Science Department Technical Report #362. REFERENCES 17 http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/simmons92language.html More
@techreport{ john92language,
author = "Simmons {II}, John W. and Jefferson, Stanley and Friedman, Daniel P.",
title = "{L}anguage extension via first-class interpreters",
number = "TR-363",
month = "Sept",
year = "92",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/simmons92language.html" }
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