Add to ORKGWe describe the implementation of a first-order linearly typed assembly language, HBAL, that allows the safe reuse of heap space for elements of different types Linear typing ensures the single pointer property, disallowing aliasing, but allowing safe in-place-update compilation of a functional programming language. HBAL was designed as a target low-level language for Hofmann’s LFPL programs [5] that run in a bounded amount of heap spaceEje: FPGARed de Universidades con Carreras en Informática (RedUNCI
We present the design of a typed assembly language called TALT that supports heterogeneous tuples, d...
In previous work, we presented a Typed Assembly Language (TAL). TAL is sufficiently expressive to se...
AbstractWe extend a previous work on a multithreaded typed assembly language (MIL) targeted at share...
We describe the implementation of a first-order linearly typed assembly language, HBAL, that allows ...
Abstract. We present a first-order linearly typed assembly language, HBAL, that allows the safe reus...
We motivate the design of a typed assembly language (TAL) and present a type-preserving transla-tion...
Today’s type-safe low-level languages rely on garbage collection to recycle heap-allocated objects s...
We motivate the design of a statically typed assembly language (TAL) and present a type-preserving t...
We motivate the design of a statically typed assembly language (TAL) and present a type-preserving t...
We motivate the design of a statically typed assembly language (TAL) and present a typepreserving tr...
Typed assembly languages usually support heap allocation safely, but often rely on an external garba...
Today's type-safe low-level languages rely on garbage collection to recycle heap-allocated objects ...
Typed assembly languages provide a way to generate machine-checkable safety proofs for machine-langu...
We motivate the design of a typed assembly language (TAL) by presenting a type-preserving translatio...
We present the design of a typed assembly language called TALT that supports heterogeneous tuples, d...
We present the design of a typed assembly language called TALT that supports heterogeneous tuples, d...
In previous work, we presented a Typed Assembly Language (TAL). TAL is sufficiently expressive to se...
AbstractWe extend a previous work on a multithreaded typed assembly language (MIL) targeted at share...
We describe the implementation of a first-order linearly typed assembly language, HBAL, that allows ...
Abstract. We present a first-order linearly typed assembly language, HBAL, that allows the safe reus...
We motivate the design of a typed assembly language (TAL) and present a type-preserving transla-tion...
Today’s type-safe low-level languages rely on garbage collection to recycle heap-allocated objects s...
We motivate the design of a statically typed assembly language (TAL) and present a type-preserving t...
We motivate the design of a statically typed assembly language (TAL) and present a type-preserving t...
We motivate the design of a statically typed assembly language (TAL) and present a typepreserving tr...
Typed assembly languages usually support heap allocation safely, but often rely on an external garba...
Today's type-safe low-level languages rely on garbage collection to recycle heap-allocated objects ...
Typed assembly languages provide a way to generate machine-checkable safety proofs for machine-langu...
We motivate the design of a typed assembly language (TAL) by presenting a type-preserving translatio...
We present the design of a typed assembly language called TALT that supports heterogeneous tuples, d...
We present the design of a typed assembly language called TALT that supports heterogeneous tuples, d...
In previous work, we presented a Typed Assembly Language (TAL). TAL is sufficiently expressive to se...
AbstractWe extend a previous work on a multithreaded typed assembly language (MIL) targeted at share...