List types for resource aware languages: an implicit name approach

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Autores principales: Ghilezan, Silvia, Ivetić, Jelena, Lescanne, Pierre, Kašterović, Simona
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Publicado: 2021
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author Ghilezan, Silvia
Ivetić, Jelena
Lescanne, Pierre
Kašterović, Simona
author_facet Ghilezan, Silvia
Ivetić, Jelena
Lescanne, Pierre
Kašterović, Simona
contents A novel formalisation of variable control in languages with implicit names based on de Bruijn indices is presented. We design and implement three languages: first, a restricted language with implicit names; then, a restricted calculus with implicit names and explicit substitution, and finally, an extended calculus with implicit names, implicit substitution and resource control. We propose a novel concept of list types, which are used to give a simple and manageable definition of linearity. We develop an implementation in Haskell.
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spellingShingle List types for resource aware languages: an implicit name approach
Ghilezan, Silvia
Ivetić, Jelena
Lescanne, Pierre
Kašterović, Simona
Logic in Computer Science
Logic
A novel formalisation of variable control in languages with implicit names based on de Bruijn indices is presented. We design and implement three languages: first, a restricted language with implicit names; then, a restricted calculus with implicit names and explicit substitution, and finally, an extended calculus with implicit names, implicit substitution and resource control. We propose a novel concept of list types, which are used to give a simple and manageable definition of linearity. We develop an implementation in Haskell.
title List types for resource aware languages: an implicit name approach
topic Logic in Computer Science
Logic
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2112.11062