1 Overview CSE 305: Language Interpreter Design Due: April 29, at 11:59pm The goal of this project is to understand and build an interpreter for a small, OCaml-like, stack- based bytecode language. You will be implementing this interpreter in OCaml, like the previous assignments. The project is broken down into three parts. Part 1 is […]
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# CSCI 3366 Programming Languages ### Problem Set 10 (14 Points) : Part 2 of a two-part Compiler for MiniC ##### Due: Wednesday May 1, Midnight #### NB: The final project cannot be submitted late. ##### R. Muller — This is a pair problem set. Please continue working with your partner from part 1 of
Projet de Compilation Avanc ́ee Mini-ZAM : Interpr`ete de bytecode fonctionnel 28 f ́evrier 2019 Pr ́esentation du sujet Contexte : La machine virtuelle du langage OCaml, nomm ́ee ZAM (ZINC Abstract Machine) est une machine a` pile qui peut ˆetre vue, dans son noyau fonctionnel, comme une machine de Krivine avec une strat ́egie
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Part 1 – Word Count This problem asks you to write a function word_count that counts how many times words occur in a piece of text. This function must have the type string -> (string * int) list and be in a file named word_count.ml . For this problem, you must follow a rather prescribed
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CS:4420 Artificial Intelligence Spring 2019 Homework 1 Due: Tuesday, Feb 5 by 11:59pm This is a programming assignment in OCaml to be done individually. Download the accompanying OCaml source file hw1.ml and enter your solutions in it where indicated. When you are done, submit it through the Assignments section of ICON as a plain text
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CS:4420 Artificial Intelligence Spring 2019 Homework 1 Due: Tuesday, Feb 5 by 11:59pm This is a programming assignment in OCaml to be done individually. Download the accompanying OCaml source file hw1.ml and enter your solutions in it where indicated. When you are done, submit it through the Assignments section of ICON as a plain text
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Homework 7 (20 Points) The deadline for Homework 7 is Friday, November 9, 6pm. The late submission deadline is Thursday, October 15, 6pm. Getting the code template Before you perform the next steps, you first need to create your own private copy of this git repository. To do so, click on the link provided in
1 Overview CSE 305: Streams Due: October 14, at 11:59 pm The solution to this assignment has to be in Ocaml. In this assignment you are asked to implement a few streams, functions over streams, and functions to input from and output to file. You are provided with the file streams.ml which you can use
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CSE 305: Pattern Matching and Recursion Due: October 3, at 11:59 pm 1 Overview The solution to this assignment has to be in Ocaml. In this assignment you are asked to implement some basic functions with a specified behavior and type (or signature) working with a data type representing printable data which is defined as
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