— How to use: runghc testFoo.hs import System.Environment (getArgs) import System.Exit (exitFailure) import Test.HUnit import Text.Read (readMaybe) import ParserLib import TrycatDef import TrycatParser (trycat, stmt) tests = [ “assign” ~: runParser trycat “xy0 := 3 / y2” ~?= Just (Assign “xy0” (Div (Lit 3) (Var “y2”))) , “try-catch” ~: runParser trycat “try x:=x/0;y:=0/x; catch x:=1+0;y:=0+2; […]
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COMP90045 Programming Language Implementation Global Optimization Harald Søndergaard Lecture 22 Semester 1, 2019 PLI (Sem 1, 2019) Global Optimization ⃝c University of Melbourne 1 / 37 Liveness Information So far we have assumed that information about variable liveness is available for register allocation. In fact, liveness information is valuable for all sorts of optimization as
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— How to use: runghc testBinomialHeap.hs import System.Environment (getArgs) import System.Exit (exitFailure) import Test.HUnit import Text.Read (readMaybe) import BinomialHeapDef import qualified BinomialHeap as C — Re-assert general types. link :: Ord a => BinomialTree a -> BinomialTree a -> BinomialTree a link = C.link insertTree :: Ord a => BinomialTree a -> [BinomialTree a] ->
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COMP90045 Programming Language Implementation Lexical Analysis and Regular Expressions Harald Søndergaard Lecture 2 Semester 1, 2019 PLI (Sem 1, 2019) Lexical Analysis ⃝c University of Melbourne 1 / 39 Lexical Analysis Syntax analyzers can be made to work directly on a stream of characters, considering each character individually. However, many compilers use a separate lexical
COMP90045 Programming Language Implementation Register Allocation Harald Søndergaard Lecture 21 Semester 1, 2019 PLI (Sem 1, 2019) Register Allocation ⃝c University of Melbourne 1 / 32 The Use of Registers Up until now we have freely used as many temporaries as was convenient. We have assumed each temporary corresponds to a register, although a typical
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COMP90045 Programming Language Implementation Basic Blocks and Optimization Harald Søndergaard Lecture 20 Semester 1, 2019 PLI (Sem 1, 2019) Basic Blocks and Optimization ⃝c University of Melbourne 1 / 17 Basic Blocks A basic block is a sequence of instructions that can be entered only at the first instruction (the leader) and can be left
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The University of Melbourne School of Computing and Information Systems COMP90045 Programming Language Implementation Assignment 3, 2019 Released: 2 May. Submit test data (individual): Monday 20 May at 23:00 Submit compiler (team effort): Wednesday 29 May at 23:00 Ob jectives To build a better understanding of a compiler’s back-end, code generation, symbol tables, run- time
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— How to use: runghc testFoo.hs import System.Environment (getArgs) import System.Exit (exitFailure) import Test.HUnit import Text.Read (readMaybe) import Data.Map.Strict (Map) import qualified Data.Map.Strict as Map import TrycatDef import Trycat (interp) testBind = [ “bind 1” ~: unTC (MkTC (\s -> (Map.delete “x” s, Right 17)) >>= \a -> MkTC (\s -> (Map.insert “y” a s,
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CSE 305 Homework #1 Due: Thursday, Oct. 17, 11:59 pm Function Equivalence: Consider the following three OCaml functions : let foo1 ls = let rec foo ls a = match ls with | [] -> a | hd::tl -> foo tl (hd + a) in foo ls 0 let rec foo2 ls = match ls
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In this assignment, you will write code to explore some simple computational models called Cellular Automata. A Cellular Automaton is a grid of cells, and a rule that describes how cells change over discrete time steps. These can be used to (crudely) model all sorts of interesting things, like biological systems, electronics and liquids. The