Abstract. The use of typed intermediate languages can significantly increase the reliability of a compiler. By type-checking the code produced.
This article presents one part of a type preserving compiler, namely the closure conversion and its associated hoisting phase, where GADTs are used to let ...
[PDF] Typed Closure Conversion Preserves Observational Equivalence
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Typed Closure Conversion. Closure conversion provides mappings from source values v of type τ to corresponding target values of type τ+. We refer to τ+ as ...
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Jul 20, 2023 · I read this paper about only performing closure conversion when necessary and not converting all free variables. It's very cool to know that ...
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How can closure conversion be made type-preserving? The key issue is to ... The (somewhat bizarre) Haskell syntax for this is: data D X = forall ¯Y.` T.
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Goal: like closure conversion, make explicit the construction of closures and the accesses to the environment part of closures. Unlike closure conversion ...
Sep 30, 2007 · This article presents one part of our type preserving compiler, namely the closure conversion and its associated hoisting phase, where we use ...
Abstract. We present a verified compiler to an idealized assembly language from a small, untyped functional language with mutable references and exceptions.
This paper presents a lightweight closure-conversion method that is driven by the results of whole- program interprocedural flow, reachability, points-to, ...
I'm on the lookout for a simple rule that preserves decidability while allowing these idioms. The experimental flag -fallow-undecidable-instances lifts this ...