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MPC
2004
Springer

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Compiling Exceptions Correctly

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Compiling Exceptions Correctly

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Exceptions are an important feature of modern programming languages, but their compilation has traditionally been viewed as an advanced topic. In this article we show that the basic method of compiling exceptions using stack unwinding can be explained and veriﬁed both simply and precisely, using elementary functional programming techniques. In particular, we develop a compiler for a small language with exceptions, together with a proof of its correctness.

Graham Hutton, Joel Wright

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Added	02 Jul 2010
Updated	02 Jul 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2004
Where	MPC
Authors	Graham Hutton, Joel Wright

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