1997
DOI: 10.1016/s0020-0190(97)00055-0
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A regeneration scheme for generating extensions

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“…We also draw upon results of Ref. [8][9][10]. This work is in the line of earlier research on supercompilation and metacomputation (e. g. ,Ref.…”
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“…We also draw upon results of Ref. [8][9][10]. This work is in the line of earlier research on supercompilation and metacomputation (e. g. ,Ref.…”
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“…For notational convenience we assume that both programs are L-to-L transformers written in L; for multi-language composition and specialization see refs. [9,23].…”
Section: Transforming Inversion Toolsmentioning
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“…Similarly, an inverse interpreter is the composition of a self-interpreter and a program inverter [17,18]. Given one of the two tools, we can obtain, in principle, an efficient implementation of its companion tool by program specialization or by program composition.…”
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“…Before we show these transformations, we specify the semantics of a program composer komp and a program specializer spec. For notational convenience we assume that both programs are L-to-L transformers written in L; for multilanguage composition and specialization see [17].…”
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