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Compiling Functional Types to Relational Specifications for Low Level Imperative Code

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  • UserNick Benton
  • ClockMonday 17 November 2008, 12:45-14:00
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We describe a semantic type soundness result, formalized in the Coq proof assistant, for a compiler from a simple functional language into an idealized assembly language. Types in the high-level language are interpreted as binary relations, built using both second-order quantification and separation, over stores and values in the low-level machine.

This is joint work with Nicolas Tabareau from PPS , Paris 7.

This talk is part of the Semantics Lunch (Computer Laboratory) series.

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