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CLL: A Concurrent Language Built from Logical Principles
CLL: A Concurrent Language Built from Logical Principles by Deepak Garg, 2005.
In this report, we use both the Curry-Howard isomorphism and proof-search to design a concurrent programming language from logical principles. ... Our underlying logic is a first-order intuitionistic linear logic where all right synchronous connectives are restricted to a monad.Yet another example of using monads to embed effectful computations into a pure FP. Another interesting part is the methodology of derivation of a PL from a logic. By Andris Birkmanis at 2007-06-30 18:06 | Logic/Declarative | Semantics | Type Theory | other blogs | 12495 reads
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