Languages as libraries

12 years 7 months ago

Download www.ccs.neu.edu

Programming language design beneﬁts from constructs for extending the syntax and semantics of a host language. While C’s stringbased macros empower programmers to introduce notational shorthands, the parser-level macros of Lisp encourage experimentation with domain-speciﬁc languages. The Scheme programming language improves on Lisp with macros that respect lexical scope. The design of Racket—a descendant of Scheme—goes even fur

Sam Tobin-Hochstadt, Vincent St-Amour, Ryan Culpep

Real-time Traffic

PLDI 2011 | Programming Language Design | Programming Languages | Scheme Programming Language | Syntax And Semantics |

claim paper

» Threads cannot be implemented as a library

» Adding External Iterators to an Existing Eiffel Class Library

» Reusable Ada Libraries Supporting Infinite Data Structures

» AJaPACK experiments in performance portable parallel Java numerical libraries

» What a Difference a Default Setting Makes

» Towards a Digital Library for Language Learning

» A functionallogic library for wired

» Language and library support for practical PRAM programming

» Application Intrusion Detection using Language Library Calls

Post Info
More Details (n/a)

Added	17 Sep 2011
Updated	17 Sep 2011
Type	Journal
Year	2011
Where	PLDI
Authors	Sam Tobin-Hochstadt, Vincent St-Amour, Ryan Culpepper, Matthew Flatt, Matthias Felleisen

Comments (0)

Sciweavers

Languages as libraries

PLDI 2011 | Programming Language Design | Programming Languages | Scheme Programming Language | Syntax And Semantics |

Explore & Download

Productivity Tools

Document Tools

Image Tools

Sciweavers