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Interested in FP ever since I discovered such languages during my PhD, which used |
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a dialect of ML to develop a Silicon Compiler. More recent work looked at formal reasoning techniques for I/O in pure, lazy functional languages, looking at the effects the programs had on their external environments. Also writing a theorem proving assistant called U(TP)^2 for Unifying Theories of Programming, using Haskell with wxHaskell. |
a dialect of ML to develop a Silicon Compiler. More recent work looked at formal reasoning techniques for I/O in pure, lazy functional languages, looking at the effects the programs had on their external environments. Also writing a theorem proving assistant called U(TP)^2 for Unifying Theories of Programming, using Haskell with wxHaskell. |
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Latest revision as of 19:53, 6 April 2012
Interested in FP ever since I discovered such languages during my PhD, which used a dialect of ML to develop a Silicon Compiler. More recent work looked at formal reasoning techniques for I/O in pure, lazy functional languages, looking at the effects the programs had on their external environments. Also writing a theorem proving assistant called U(TP)^2 for Unifying Theories of Programming, using Haskell with wxHaskell.
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