International audienceForeign-Function-Interfaces (FFIs) are a prerequisite for close system integration of a high-level language. With FFIs the high-level environment interacts with low-level functions allowing for a unique combination of features. This duality has a strong impact on the implementation of the FFI: it has to be flexible and fast at the same time. We propose NativeBoost a language-side approach to FFIs that only requires minimal changes to the VM. NativeBoost directly creates specific native code at language-side and thus combines the flexibility of a language-side library with the performance of a native plugin
Large software systems often comprise programs written in different programming languages. In the ca...
This dissertation provides the motivation for and evidence in favour of an approach to language exte...
The Foreign Function Interface (FFI) in Larceny supports interact-ing with dynamically loaded C libr...
International audienceForeign-Function-Interfaces (FFIs) are a prerequisite for close system integra...
Foreign function interfaces (FFIs) allow programs written in one language (called the host language)...
Foreign function interfaces (FFIs) are commonly used as a way to mix programming languages. In such ...
International audienceThis booklet contains a guide to the unified FFI framework (uFFI) for thePharo...
There are two components to this artifact. First, a we provide a mechanization of the formalization ...
<p>We present a novel yet simple foreign function interface, designed for web-targeting Haskell dial...
Existing approaches to interfacing high- and low-level code push considerable burdens onto the progr...
Foreign function interfaces are typically organised monolithically, tying together the $\textit{spec...
Functional languages are mathematically pure, and easier to reason about than their imperative rival...
Different languages utilize different levels of formality when the language is used to address anoth...
AbstractPractical implementations of high-level languages must provide access to libraries and syste...
Practical implementations of high-level languages must provide access to libraries and system servic...
Large software systems often comprise programs written in different programming languages. In the ca...
This dissertation provides the motivation for and evidence in favour of an approach to language exte...
The Foreign Function Interface (FFI) in Larceny supports interact-ing with dynamically loaded C libr...
International audienceForeign-Function-Interfaces (FFIs) are a prerequisite for close system integra...
Foreign function interfaces (FFIs) allow programs written in one language (called the host language)...
Foreign function interfaces (FFIs) are commonly used as a way to mix programming languages. In such ...
International audienceThis booklet contains a guide to the unified FFI framework (uFFI) for thePharo...
There are two components to this artifact. First, a we provide a mechanization of the formalization ...
<p>We present a novel yet simple foreign function interface, designed for web-targeting Haskell dial...
Existing approaches to interfacing high- and low-level code push considerable burdens onto the progr...
Foreign function interfaces are typically organised monolithically, tying together the $\textit{spec...
Functional languages are mathematically pure, and easier to reason about than their imperative rival...
Different languages utilize different levels of formality when the language is used to address anoth...
AbstractPractical implementations of high-level languages must provide access to libraries and syste...
Practical implementations of high-level languages must provide access to libraries and system servic...
Large software systems often comprise programs written in different programming languages. In the ca...
This dissertation provides the motivation for and evidence in favour of an approach to language exte...
The Foreign Function Interface (FFI) in Larceny supports interact-ing with dynamically loaded C libr...