static single assignment for functional programmers — wingolog
Friends, I have an admission to make: I am a functional programmer. By that I mean that lambda is my tribe. And you know how tribalism works: when two tribes meet, it's usually to argue and not to communicate. So it is that I've been well-indoctrinated in the lore of the lambda calculus, continuation-passing style intermediate languages, closure conversion and lambda lifting. But when it comes to
static single assignment for functional programmers — wingolog
Friends, I have an admission to make: I am a functional programmer. By that I mean that lambda is my tribe. And you know how tribalism works: when two tribes meet, it's usually to argue and not to communicate. So it is that I've been well-indoctrinated in the lore of the lambda calculus, continuation-passing style intermediate languages, closure conversion and lambda lifting. But when it comes to
a continuation-passing style intermediate language for guile — wingolog
Happy new year's, hackfolk! A few weeks ago I wrote about the upcoming Guile 2.2 release, and specifically about its new register virtual machine. Today I'd like to burn some electrons on another new part in Guile 2.2, its intermediate language. To recap, we switched from a stack machine to a register machine because, among other reasons, register machines can consume and produce named intermediat
slime — wingolog
I've been meaning to try out SLIME for a long time, and finally got around to it a couple of months ago. Let me say that I'm very, very impressed with the rich development environment Common Lisp people have made for themselves. The python environment I use at work (Emacs for editing, ipython for experimenting, occasional usage of grep) pales in comparison. I told myself then that I'd have to writ
value representation in javascript implementations — wingolog
In my last note I mentioned that I had been doing a lot of reading of JavaScript implementation code. One point that I didn't mention is that the state of the art is completely undocumented. So to work on rectifying that, here's the first in what might be a series of articles about the internals of JavaScript implementations. tagging Initially, all JavaScript implementations used tagged pointers t
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