I am reading Hudak's paper Modular Domain Specific Languages and Tools
[1] and am confused by his use of the term `Partial Evaluation'. I
understand it to mean supplying some but not all arguments to a
function, e.g. (+3) but it seems to mean something else too. This is in
the context of
Hello,
Partial evaluation in this context (programming languages research)
usually refers to compile time optimization techniques such as
statically evaluating as much of a function as possible (e.g. going into
the function body and evaluating as much as possible that doesn't depend
on the
jim burton wrote:
I am reading Hudak's paper Modular Domain Specific Languages and Tools
[1] and am confused by his use of the term `Partial Evaluation'. I
understand it to mean supplying some but not all arguments to a
function, e.g. (+3) but it seems to mean something else too.
That's
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I am reading Hudak's paper Modular Domain Specific Languages and Tools
[1] and am confused by his
