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Abdali, S. Kamal

 
9781332196029: A Simple Lambda-Calculus Model of Programming Languages (Classic Reprint)

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Identity of le's is indicated by the symbol which is also used as a definition symbol.

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Identity of le's is indicated by the symbol which is also used as a definition symbol.

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We present a simple correspondence between a large subset of Algol 60 language and lambda-calculus. With the aid of this correspondence, a program can be translated into a single lambda-expression. In general, the representation of a program is specified by means of a system of simultaneous conversion relations among the representations of the program constituents. High-level programming language features are treated directly, not in terms of the representations of machine-level operations. The model includes input-output in such a way that when the representation of a (convergent) program is applied to the input item representations, the resulting combination reduces to a tuple of the representations of the output items. This model does not introduce any imperative notions into the calculus; the descriptive programming constructs, such as expressions, and the imperative ones, such as assignments and jumps, are translated alike into pure lambda-expressions. The applicability of the model to the problems of proving program equivalence and correctness is illustrated by means of simple examples.

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