h: A Plank for Higher-order Attribute Contraction Schemes
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Authors
Cynthia Kop, Kristoffer Rose
arXiv ID
1711.03433
Category
cs.PL: Programming Languages
Cross-listed
cs.LO
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0
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Abstract
We present and formalize h, a core (or "plank") calculus that can serve as the foundation for several compiler specification languages, notably CRSX (Combinatory Reductions Systems with eXtensions), HACS (Higher-order Attribute Contraction Schemes), and TransScript. We discuss how the h typing and formation rules introduce the necessary restrictions to ensure that rewriting is well-defined, even in the presence of h's powerful extensions for manipulating free variables and environments as first class elements (including in pattern matching).
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