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CATEGORIES:Computer Laboratory Programming Research Group Sem
 inar
SUMMARY:Dynamic loaded compiler plugins for the Glasgow Ha
 skell Compiler - Max Bolingbroke (University of Ca
 mbridge)
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20081017T151500
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UID:TALK14609AThttp://talks.cam.ac.uk
URL:http://talks.cam.ac.uk/talk/index/14609
DESCRIPTION:Much exciting research work takes place in the are
 a of compiling Haskell: two recent examples are Ne
 il Mitchell's Supero compiler and Dana Xu's Extend
 ed Static Checking. However\, this work is not alw
 ays available for users of those languages to use 
 due to the difficulty of distributing it: users mu
 st be able to download and build a customized vers
 ion of a modern Haskell compiler like the Glasgow 
 Haskell Compiler. The motivation for dynamically l
 oaded compiler plugins is to ease\, not only the d
 istribution\, but also the development process for
  novel compiler extensions such as these.\n\nThis 
 talk does not claim to present novel research resu
 lts\, but is rather a light introduction to the co
 nstruction of a plugin compiler pass from the pers
 pective of a user of that compiler.\n
LOCATION:GS15\, Computer Laboratory
CONTACT:Boris Feigin
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