
Trends in Functional Programming Volume 5
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Content
- Front Cover
- Preliminary Pages
- Contents
- Proof Support for General Type Classes
- Introduction
- Sparkle
- Preliminaries
- Structural induction
- Induction on instances
- Multiple class constraints
- Implementation
- Related and future work
- Conclusion
- References
- Generic Proofs for Combinator-based Generic Programs
- Introduction
- `Boilerplate' combinators as generic functions
- Generic proofs for `boilerplate' combinators
- A proof of the fusion law for gmapT
- A theorem about occurs
- A fusion law for everywhere
- Conclusions and further work
- Proof of lemma 2.1
- Proof of lemma 2.2
- Proof of lemma 2.3
- Proof of theorem 2.5 (continued)
- References
- Building certified components within focal
- Introduction
- focal requirements and design principles
- Overview of focal
- A complete example
- Compiling
- Applications
- Related work
- Conclusion and future work
- References
- Calculating an Exceptional Machine
- Introduction
- Abstract machines
- Arithmetic expressions
- Adding exceptions
- Further work
- References
- Generalizing the augment Combinator
- Introduction
- Semantics of fold/build
- The augment of free monads
- A generalized augment combinator
- Conclusion and future work
- References
- Alice Through the Looking Glass
- Introduction
- Futures
- Higher-order modules
- Packages
- Components
- Decomposing components
- Distribution
- Implementation
- Related work
- Outlook
- References
- Experiments with GHC's Optimiser
- Introduction
- Contributions of the paper
- The setup
- The method
- Evaluation
- Related work
- Conclusions
- References
- Disjoint Forms in Graphical User Interfaces
- Introduction
- FunctionalForms summary
- Combinators for disjoint forms
- Implementation
- Safety
- Related work
- Conclusions and future work
- References
- A Graphic Functional-Dataflow Language
- Introduction
- Outline of the NiMo language
- The NiMo environment
- Current state and future work
- Concluding remarks
- References
- Back Cover
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