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Christopher Diggins

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[RFC] Cat: A Typed Functional Stack Based Language (View in Weblogs)
Posted: Jan 31, 2007 12:33 AM
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I have posted a near final draft (in PDF and PS format) of my paper on the semantics of Cat at http://www.cat-language.com/paper.html, and I wanted to make a public request for comments.
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I have posted a near final draft (in PDF and PS format) of my paper on the semantics of Cat at http://www.cat-language.com/paper.html, and I wanted to make a public request for comments.

Here is the abstract:

Cat: A Typed Functional Stack Based Language

Stack-based application languages, such as Forth and Postscript, traditionally have provided little or no support for functional programming and have lacked a formal static type system. This changed when Manfred von Thun introduced Joy, a functional stack-based language, and Stephan Becher provided an implementation of StrongForth, a dialect of Forth with an informal type system. This paper introduces the semantics and type system for a pure functional programming language which is entirely stack based.

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