Introduction to Shplait Interp 1 Representation
Exploring Shplait Interp 1 Representation reveals several interesting facts. Representing and interpreting a simple language of arithmetic expressions.
Shplait Interp 1 Representation Comprehensive Overview
Representing function definitions and function calls for an extended Moe. Representing Curly expressions in Plait. Numbers, booleans, strings, and symbols.
A look at the `fun` and application cases of `
Summary & Highlights for Shplait Interp 1 Representation
- Introduction and goals of type checking for classes.
- Types as a way of avoiding errors during `
- The new Moe grammar and some examples to explore how `
- The interpreter for typed classes simply strips away the types and uses the untyped-Moe interpreter.
- Local bindings via `let` can be implemented by making Moe's `parse` convert it into an immediately applied `fun` form.
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