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2/19/102 cut AT&T FOIL 1 | + | + cut The Store primitive domains Location , Storable domains contain locations can be unallocated (unused) locations can be allocated but unde fined store: a mapping from locations (refs) to values Store = Location (stored Storable + unde fined + unused) injection maps for tagged union: stored : Storable (stored Storable + unde fined + unused) unde fined : (stored Storable + unde fined + unused) unused : (stored Storable + unde fined + unused) + | | + 2/19/102 AT&T FOIL 2 | + | + Update Operator [a b] is an operator that takes a function f to | another function f [a b]. It is written postfix. | Definition: Let f : X Y and let a, b be any values. The function f [a b] : | X {a} Y {b} is defined by: ( f [a b])(x) = | b if x = a f (x) if x a We can extend this notation to multiple successive changes as follows: f [a 1 b 1 , a 2 b 2 ] = ( f [a 1 b 1 ]) [a 2 | | | | b2] Example: Semantics of assignment. Suppose the identifier x is bound to the location l. Then executing the assignment x:= e has the effect of changing memory: | execute[[x:= e]] sto = sto[l eval[[e]] + sto] | | + 2/19/102 AT&T FOIL 3 | + | + Auxiliary Functions empty store allocate deallocate update fetch : : : : : Store Store Store Store Store Store Location Location Store Location Storable Store Location Storable empty store = loc . unused allocate sto = let loc = any unused location(sto) in ( sto[loc unde fined] , loc ) | deallocate(sto, loc) = sto[loc unused] | update(sto, loc, stble) = | sto[loc stored stble] fetch(sto, loc) = let stored value(stored stble) = stble stored value(unde fined) = stored value(unused) = in stored value(sto(loc)) + | | + 2/19/102 AT&T FOIL 4 | + | + Example A simple language with expressions and assignment Syntax Command ::= Identifier := Expression | Command ; Command + Expression Expression ::= Expression | Numeral | Identifier Semantics semantic function binds names to locations: location : Identifier Location semantic map: execute : Command Store Store execute[[I : = E]] sto = let int = evaluate[[E]] sto in update(sto, location I, int) execute[[C 1 ; C 2 ]] sto = let sto = execute[[C 1 ]] sto in execute[[C 2 ]] sto + | | +
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Description: Introduction to Magic/Witchcraft/Religion K. Casper-Denman, MA (Mrs. C-D) American River College Fall 2008 Welcome to magic, witchcraft and religion! Be sure to contact me if you have any questions regarding the materials in this course. This handou...
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Description: Introduction to Magic/Witchcraft/Religion K. Casper-Denman, MA (Mrs. C-D) American River College Fall 2008 Welcome to magic, witchcraft and religion! Be sure to contact me if you have any questions regarding the materials in this course. This handou...