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J.R. Kennaway
- naturally arise in the semantics of lazy functional languages, in which it is possible to write and compute
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Making a Productive Use of Failure to Generate Witnesses for Coinduction from Divergent Proof Attempts
- on the use of coinduction with the operational semantics of a lazy functional language. Coinduction has also
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Once Upon a Polymorphic Type
- language. Accurate information on the usage of program subexpressions in a lazy functional language permits
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Making a Productive Use of Failure to Generate Witnesses for Coinduction from Divergent Proof Attempts
- in some language execute on some abstract machine. The operational semantics of lazy functional languages
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The Evaluation Dependence Tree as a Basis for Lazy Functional Debugging
- driven nature (call-by-need semantics) of lazy functional languages makes debugging at an operational
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The Evaluation Dependence Tree: An Execution Record for Lazy Functional Debugging
- -by-need semantics) of lazy functional languages makes debugging at an operational level difficult. To fully
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Higher Order Demand Propagation
- semantics of lazy functional languages, which do not evaluate function applications until they are satisfied
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Implementing Concurrent Logic and Functional Languages in Dactl
- semantics (lazy functional languages, ‘eager’ concurrent logic languages) for which no general predefined
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Concurrent Object-Oriented Programming Using Term Graph Rewriting Techniques
- to accommodate the needs of a number of languages, often with divergent operational semantics such as lazy
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Object-Oriented Term Graph Rewriting
- , often with divergent operational semantics such as lazy functional languages ([14,16]), "eager
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