Abstract Syntax Parsing Bindings First Order Abstract Syntax Higher Order Abstract Syntax Syntax Dr. Liam O’Connor University of Edinburgh LFCS UNSW, Term 3 2020 1 Abstract Syntax Parsing Bindings First Order Abstract Syntax Higher Order Abstract Syntax Arithmetic Expressions i ∈ Z i Atom a Atom a SExp (a) Atom b PExp e Atom e […]
Admin Course Overview PL Implementation 1 Introduction Dr. Liam O’Connor University of Edinburgh LFCS UNSW, Term 3 2020 Admin Course Overview PL Implementation 2 Who are we? I am Liam O’Connor, a lecturer at the University of Edinburgh, and former convenor of this course. I am pre-recording the first 5 weeks of lectures for this
Admin Course Overview PL Implementation Introduction Dr. Liam O’Connor University of Edinburgh LFCS UNSW, Term 3 2020 1 Admin Course Overview PL Implementation Who are we? I am Liam O’Connor, a lecturer at the University of Edinburgh, and former convenor of this course. I am pre-recording the first 5 weeks of lectures for this iteration,
COMP3161/COMP9164 Supplementary Lecture Notes Type Inference Liam O’Connor December 10, 2019 Explicitly typed polymorphic languages, where the user must make explicit type abstractions and applications, such as the version of MinHS introduced with parametric polymorphism, are very awkward to use in practice. Ideally, we would like to leave these type annotations implicit, and have the
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Readers and Writers Haskell Issues with Locks Software Transactional Memory Wrap-up Bonus: Semantics for IO Haskell Concurrency and STM Christine Rizkallah CSE, UNSW Term 3 2020 1 Readers and Writers Haskell Issues with Locks Software Transactional Memory Wrap-up Bonus: Semantics for IO Shared Data Consider the Readers and Writers problem: Problem We have a large
1. (a) (b) (c) COMP3161/COMP9164 Syntax Exercises Liam O’Connor September 26, 2019 [⋆] Consider the following expressions in Higher Order abstract syntax. Convert them to concrete syntax. i. (Let (Num 3) (x. (Let (Plus x (Num 1)) (x. (Plus x x))))) ii. (Plus (Let (Num 3) (x. (Plus x x))) (Let (Num 2) (y. (Plus
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Abstract Syntax Parsing Bindings First Order Abstract Syntax Higher Order Abstract Syntax Syntax Dr. Liam O’Connor University of Edinburgh LFCS UNSW, Term 3 2020 1 Abstract Syntax Parsing Bindings First Order Abstract Syntax Higher Order Abstract Syntax Arithmetic Expressions i ∈ Z i Atom a Atom a SExp (a) Atom b PExp e Atom e
Overview Critical Sections Multiple Resources 1 Concurrency Appreciation Christine Rizkallah CSE, UNSW Term 3 2020 Overview Critical Sections Multiple Resources Definitions Definition Concurrency is an abstraction for the programmer, allowing programs to be structured as multiple threads of control, called processes. These processes may communicate in various ways. Example Applications: Servers, OS Kernels, GUI applications.
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1. (a) (b) (c) COMP3161/COMP9164 Syntax Exercises Liam O’Connor September 26, 2019 [⋆] Consider the following expressions in Higher Order abstract syntax. Convert them to concrete syntax. i. (Let (Num 3) (x. (Let (Plus x (Num 1)) (x. (Plus x x))))) ii. (Plus (Let (Num 3) (x. (Plus x x))) (Let (Num 2) (y. (Plus
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COMP3161/COMP9164 Abstract Machines Exercises Liam O’Connor October 20, 2019 1. Decision Machines: Suppose we have a language of nested brackets N (where ε is the empty string): N eNN eNN eNN εN 1 (e)N 2 ⟨e⟩N 3 [e]N 4 Note that ()() is not a string in this language. We developed a simple abstract machine
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