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Stack machines

Posted by edwinb on February 11, 2007

Back in the time before at Durham, we had a snazzy whiteboard on which you could press a button and get a hard copy of your scribblings. We don’t have such a thing at St Andrews, but there are two other options. One is the smart board software, where you write onto a screen then the computer then renders it illegible for you (at least it does when I try it). My preferred way, though, is one I’ve borrowed from the Epigram gang. Just take a digital photo of the whiteboard…

At the minute, we’re trying to find a typed intermediate code for representing functional programs with explicit stack bounds. Here’s what James and I came up with on Friday:


Whiteboard scribblings

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