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Volume 43, Issue 9September 2008ICFP '08
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Lazy and speculative execution in computer systems

The distinction between lazy and eager (or strict) evaluation has been studied in programming languages since Algol 60's call by name, as a way to avoid unnecessary work and to deal gracefully with infinite structures such as streams. It is deeply ...

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Defunctionalized interpreters for programming languages

This document illustrates how functional implementations of formal semantics (structural operational semantics, reduction semantics, small-step and big-step abstract machines, natural semantics, and denotational semantics) can be transformed into each ...

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Polymorphism and page tables: systems programming from a functional programmer's perspective

With features that include lightweight syntax, expressive type systems, and deep semantic foundations, functional languages are now being used to develop an increasingly broad range of complex, real-world applications. In the area of systems software, ...

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