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Fusing Logic and Control with Local Transformations: An Example Optimization
- Workshop on Reduction Strategies in Rewriting and Programming (WRS’01), volume 57 of Electronic Notes in Theoretical Computer Science
, 2001
"... Abstract programming supports the separation of logical concerns from issues of control in program construction. While this separation of concerns leads to reduced code size and increased reusability of code, its main disadvantage is the computational overhead it incurs. Fusion techniques can be use ..."
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Abstract programming supports the separation of logical concerns from issues of control in program construction. While this separation of concerns leads to reduced code size and increased reusability of code, its main disadvantage is the computational overhead it incurs. Fusion techniques can be used to combine the reusability of abstract programs with the e#ciency of specialized programs.
Strategies for Fusing Logic and Control via Local, Application-Specific Transformations
, 2003
"... Abstract programming supports the separation of logical concerns from issues of control in program construction. While this separation of concerns leads to reduced code size and increased reusability of code, its main disadvantage is the computational overhead it incurs. Fusion techniques can be ..."
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Abstract programming supports the separation of logical concerns from issues of control in program construction. While this separation of concerns leads to reduced code size and increased reusability of code, its main disadvantage is the computational overhead it incurs. Fusion techniques can be used to combine the reusability of abstract programs with the e#ciency of specialized programs.
