CPS Translations and Applications: The Cube and Beyond (1996)
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by
Gilles Barthe
,
John Hatcliff
,
Morten Heine B. Srensen
| Venue: | Higher Order and Symbolic Computation |
| Citations: | 9 - 2 self |
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@INPROCEEDINGS{Barthe96cpstranslations,
author = {Gilles Barthe and John Hatcliff and Morten Heine B. Srensen},
title = {CPS Translations and Applications: The Cube and Beyond},
booktitle = {Higher Order and Symbolic Computation},
year = {1996},
pages = {4--1}
}
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Abstract
Continuation passing style (CPS) translations of typed -calculi have numerous applications. However, the range of these applications has been conned by the fact that CPS translations are known for non-dependent type systems only, thus excluding well-known systems like the calculus of constructions (CC) and the logical frameworks (LF). This paper presents techniques for CPS translating systems with dependent types, with an emphasis on pure type-theoretical applications.
