Titlebook: Algol-like Languages; Peter W. O’Hearn,Robert D. Tennent Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1997 ALGOL.Computer.Languages.

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e language in a way that reflects the semantics of the language. little is said about such struc- turing in compiler texts that are intended to cover a wide variety of program- ming languages. More is said in the Iiterature on semantics-directed compiler construction [1] but here too the viewpoint i

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Wolfgang Beitz,Karl-Heinz Küttnerstract treatment of stack-oriented storage management. The model provides a satisfactory solution to all previously-known problems with the interpretation of specification logic; however, unexpected new problems have been discovered in doing this work, and these remain unsolved.

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Semantical Analysis of Specification Logicstract treatment of stack-oriented storage management. The model provides a satisfactory solution to all previously-known problems with the interpretation of specification logic; however, unexpected new problems have been discovered in doing this work, and these remain unsolved.

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The Essence of ,ces” model of [Bro93] to the procedural setting. This semantics supports reasoning about safety and liveness properties of parallel programs, and validates a number of natural laws of program equivalence based on non-interference properties of local variables.

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Functor Categories and Store Shapesan .-like language. However, a precise semantic description of the constructs involved is difficult, and it is particularly difficult if one wants semantics for block structure that mesh elegantly with semantics for procedures.

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Using Functor Categories to Generate Intermediate Codeategory of predomains. Here we will show how a variant of this idea can be used to define the translation of an .-like language to intermediate code in a uniform way that avoids unnecessary temporary variables, provides control-flow translation of boolean expressions, permits online expansion of pro

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Semantical Analysis of Specification Logiconistic theory, using a form of possible-world semantics first applied to programming-language interpretation by Reynolds and F. J. Oles to give an abstract treatment of stack-oriented storage management. The model provides a satisfactory solution to all previously-known problems with the interpreta

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