Lambda the Ultimate

type	title	author	last post
Forum topic	Extensible tuples? Extensible records by naasking	Alex Rubinsteyn	2008-11-17 18:04
Forum topic	Q: Modularizing SQL? But if, on the other hand, by naasking The lambda calculus is by naasking Is not the data model XQuery by naasking There is some advantage to by naasking At least in your example, by naasking No abstraction by naasking	sciomako	2008-11-15 13:40
Forum topic	Web application shootout? Maybe the best you can do is by naasking	Adam Chlipala	2008-11-15 13:21
Story	Modeling Abstract Types in Modules with Open Existential Types	naasking	2008-11-11 01:23
Forum topic	Oz/K: A kernel language for component-based open programming Link that works for me. Or by naasking	Isaac Gouy	2008-11-07 09:17
Forum topic	Reflection, Attributes and Parameterization	naasking	2008-11-04 16:12
Forum topic	Garbage Collection Representations Two new polymorphic representations by naasking From what I can see from the by naasking I was planning to use GNU by naasking Indeed, but not very by naasking Garbage collecting code? by naasking They describe the by naasking	naasking	2008-11-03 22:37
Forum topic	Why do OOPLs type objects as classes? if every class Foo by naasking	robmeyers	2008-10-30 22:37
Forum topic	Object Oriented Programming + Referential Transparency State is on the stack by naasking	mjstahl	2008-10-30 17:40
Forum topic	On the (perceived) equivalence of static and dynamically typed reflective programming languages In my s/r, I can do the same by naasking I'm not so sure d/r can one by naasking Perhaps a coherent, if by naasking I wouldn't expect the by naasking I can buy the hypothesis by naasking I don't think either is more by naasking	Ran	2008-10-28 23:49
Forum topic	Multiple Dispatch in Practice If multi-methods are forced by naasking But seeing "checked by naasking There has been much work on by naasking 4 of the languages by naasking I imagine Naasking by naasking Yes, I think openness is by naasking I think the open nature of by naasking I think the correspondence by naasking	Isaac Gouy	2008-10-25 15:28
Forum topic	A Modular, Verifiable Exception-Handling Mechanism REPL shells for statically typed langauges by naasking Despite that you can't see by naasking But I'd note it important by naasking I have a hard time imagining by naasking Actually, I'm against by naasking	dmbarbour	2008-10-23 00:21
Forum topic	To CPS or not to CPS Pace of development seems by naasking Edit: a quick google show by naasking Bitmasks for polymorphic representations by naasking Hmm, apparently SML# by naasking Yes, I did mean SML.NET. by naasking This is the paper I linked by naasking CPS isn't the final program by naasking Compiling with by naasking	marco	2008-10-10 13:29
Story	Worlds: Controlling the Scope of Side Effects They explain it. It's a by naasking Isn't a World a monad? by naasking	Luke Gorrie	2008-10-09 23:54
Forum topic	Reia: Python/Ruby style language on top of Erlang I think Charles was by naasking	David N. Welton	2008-10-06 11:51
Forum topic	Is API evolution of exceptions special? however if we define them by naasking Previously on LtU: Catch me by naasking	Jaroslav Tulach	2008-10-02 16:17
Story	Safe and Secure Software in Ada Excellent example! There are by naasking Interesting idea. Perhaps by naasking That's a pretty good read. by naasking I agree and I should have by naasking Ok, so it sounds like partly by naasking Why don't you consider this by naasking I'm not sure about formal by naasking If the semantics of the by naasking It's unknown whether covert by naasking If FlowCaml can prevent by naasking ...	Ehud Lamm	2008-09-26 19:38
Story	First-class Macros There's clearly still some by naasking But the more important point by naasking Depends no how you look at by naasking Second, they do not use by naasking I'm not sure which of my by naasking First, given a strict by naasking None of these could be by naasking In my approach, 'main' is by naasking It can, but then you have to by naasking Re: what is a macro? by naasking ...	James Iry	2008-09-24 03:54
Forum topic	Lisaac: The power of simplicity at work for operating systems	naasking	2008-09-22 13:42
Forum topic	Is There a Standard Formalism for Describing Abstract Syntax Trees? Or use a final, tagless by naasking	markt	2008-09-16 21:42
Forum topic	Applied Type System vs. Epigram Thanks for the explanation! by naasking Relation to DML by naasking	naasking	2008-09-16 06:44
Story	Polymorphic Algebraic Data Type Reconstruction The reason the program's by naasking	James Iry	2008-09-12 09:57
Story	Computation Orchestration: A Basis for Wide-Area Computing This final tagless encoding by naasking An even simpler technique is by naasking Tagless, mostly type-safe interpreters in C# by naasking I had started my initial by naasking Orc embedding for C# by naasking Orc separates computation by naasking I'm only just starting on by naasking So, if you've ever had the by naasking Aside from its simplicity, I by naasking Orc was previously by naasking	neelk	2008-09-11 17:15
Story	Erasmus: A Modular Language for Concurrent Programming On an open network, sparse by naasking I have thought of that, but by naasking It's possible to debate by naasking Hmm, for some reason I was by naasking I probably should have been by naasking I believe CML was the first by naasking	cdiggins	2008-09-10 10:23
Forum topic	Stock exchanges: language design aspect [on edit: another, by naasking There's also Nick Szabo's by naasking	Andris Birkmanis	2008-09-07 06:05
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