By Simon B. Jones, Daniel Le Metayer (auth.), Kei Davis MSc, John Hughes BA, DipCompSci, DPhil (eds.)
Functional Programming is a comparatively new quarter of machine technological know-how. those lawsuits include 25 papers representing a superb photograph of the present country of practical programming and are written through the best machine scientists during this aera. In a few universities, a useful programming language is used because the introductory educating language and machine architectures are being designed and investigated to help useful languages.
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NIL = {[n The empty list. , O:} Infinite lists containing only undefined elements FIN+O = {[l, 0:, [] U O:} Non-empty finite lists containing only undefined elements. , 0:, I:} Infinite lists of defined values. Corresponds to Wadler's point 00. FINO = {[], [J U O:} Finite lists containing only undefined elements. FIN+(O-I) = {[], 0:, []UO:, 1:, [JUl:} Non-empty finite lists containing some undefined values. Corresponds to the point OE in Wadler's domain. FIN+l = {[], 1:, [] U 0:, [J U I:} Non-empty finite lists containing only defined values.
J. M. Hughes Abstract A finite domain for the abstract interpretation of lazy lists is known, but is not easily generalisable to other lazy data structures. A construction for finite abstract domains is presented which is quite general, based on the notion of a 'set of elements'. The abstraction for elements is given, and a new powerdomain is developed. Finally, a means of iterative calculation of the sub-domain which contains all the 'useful' points is arrived at. 1 Introduction Only recently have strictness analysis techniques been developed to deal with nonflat domains: that is to say that early methods (such as Mycroft's [1]) deal only with data types which are either completely undefined, or are completely defined, and structures which are more complex must necessarily be treated in the same way to be analysed in such a framework.
The Cone powerdomain is of intermediate granularity and size between the Plotkin and Smyth powerdomains, and in particular it can be seen that Cone is a subdomain of Plotkin, and Smyth a subdomain of Cone. We will now give our construction of the Cone powerdomain. We will follow Plotkin in our choice of base domains, with an additional restriction. Our construction will work for any SFP object (see [6]) in which lubs exist, and will give 50 a similar result. We will consider only finite domains, and in our application they always will be.