Mike Gerwitz
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There's a lot of change that's likely going to take place with this thing, but it's a start. The abstract summarizes the purpose of this---to formally define TAME in terms of algebra, first-order logic, and [ZFC] set theory. This came about while working on compiler changes and optimizations, since it's difficult to ensure correctness (and discover further optimizations) without being able to formally define the language. The focus at the moment is the classification system rewrite, which can be expressed in terms of first order logic and set theory. This commit contains essentially a POC with some carefully chosen mathematical foundations (abstractions of which are subject to change) and a basic representation of a subset of the classification system for scalars. |
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README.md
The TAME Programming Language: Design and Implementation
This is a living document providing a formal definition of the TAME programming language.
Dependencies
See tpl.sty for the specific LaTeX packages that are
needed. If you use a Debian-based system, the following command should be
sufficient to install all necessary dependencies:
$ apt install --no-recommends \
make latexmk \
texlive-latex-extra texlive-fonts-extra texlive-science
Building
Simply run make. The output is tpl.pdf.